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Judaism and the Environment: The Time Is Now
It is a tree of life to those who hold it close and all of its supporters are happy. Its ...
Interview: Sana Krasikov
Writing about Russians is a difficult business. The world of Russian literary fiction has a distinguished heritage that exists almost ...
Birth, Live, Rabbis Without Borders
To Snip Or Not To Snip? Why I Say “Yes” To Circumcision!
To snip or not to snip? That, apparently, is becoming a major question for some 21st-century American Jews.I have to ...
From the Academy: Modern Hebrew Literature
Miryam Segal is Assistant Professor in Hebrew in the Department of Classical, Middle Eastern & Asian Languages & Cultures at ...
Women’s History Month: The Wage Gap & The Pandemic
Happy Women’s History Month everyone! Quick reminder that this month is for all women, regardless of gender presentation, sexual orientation, ...
Black Wedding: Marrying the Spanish Flu Away
This Jewish response to a devastating epidemic in the early 20th century drew on a mixture of Eastern European customs and inspired both fierce proponents and harsh critics.
Drug & Alcohol Addiction: How to Get Help
David grew up pretty strait-laced: He was quiet, always had good grades, and even made varsity soccer as a sophomore. ...
9 Things My Eating Disorder Gave Me. And 5 Things I’m Taking Back.
The author of this piece is a freshman in high school. She hopes that sharing some lessons she learned from ...