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New Beginnings: How Do We Use Hebrew, Hebrew Dialect and Intentionality

By Misha Éanna Schaffner-Kargman | Comments Off on New Beginnings: How Do We Use Hebrew, Hebrew Dialect and Intentionality

In the Spring of 2024, as a member of my college’s Jewish community, I was invited to two havdole events at the Popular University, which was the pro-Palestinian encampment at my college. The series of havdole events were organized by Jewish members and leadership of the college’s Students for Justice in Palestine to signal to […]

My Brother, Father Christmas

By Evie Klein | Comments Off on My Brother, Father Christmas

“Remember when we accidentally got proselytized to at a Trans-Siberian Orchestra show? We thought it was gonna be a normal concert and then they started leading us in prayer,” Mom says as she exits our car. I have no memory of such an event, but I fully believe my family fell for a gentile ploy […]

A Year in Retrospect: ‘The Gospel According To Chaim’ Makes Yiddish Theater History

By Samuel Eli Shepherd | Comments Off on A Year in Retrospect: ‘The Gospel According To Chaim’ Makes Yiddish Theater History

  The Nights Before Christmas It was two hours before the Off-Broadway opening of The Gospel According to Chaim, and there was shiml on the bread: that’s Yiddish for mold. Melissa Weisz, one of three actors in the performance, needed the two slices of rye as part of a prop sandwich for a scene during the […]

New Beginnings: Unfolding

By Rina Shamilov | Comments Off on New Beginnings: Unfolding

This piece is featured in our New Beginnings series, exploring the emergent ideas, emotions, and social upheavals of a new era of progressive Jewish culture. We are writing for a brighter future, while honoring our past. More to come.  Going to graduate school was supposed to be exciting and liberating, but the Indiana-bound-New York train […]

They’re Good People, I Promise…

By Alex Simón | Comments Off on They’re Good People, I Promise…

The names of certain individuals have been changed or altered to protect the identities of student New Voices stands with campus organizers and honors their right to privacy.    I furiously paced back from the second vigil in two weeks as the only person to attend both. I wanted to scream at the utter futility […]

New Beginnings: The Haste Land

By Aliza Yona Abusch-Magder | Comments Off on New Beginnings: The Haste Land

This piece is featured in our New Beginnings series, exploring the emergent ideas, emotions, and social upheavals of a new era of progressive Jewish culture. We are writing for a brighter future, while honoring our past. More to come.  The Burial Of The Dead How in times of scrutiny and creed We continue to solemnly […]

New Beginnings: Modern Jewry was Created in Seven Days

By Evie Klein | Comments Off on New Beginnings: Modern Jewry was Created in Seven Days

Art by Tyler Kliem This is the first piece of our New Beginnings series, exploring the emergent ideas, emotions, and social upheavals of a new era of progressive Jewish culture. We are writing for a brighter future, while honoring our past. More to come.  * 1:1.             When God began […]

Moshe Feldenkrais: The Man Who Taught Ben-Gurion to Stand on his Head

By Lucas Tennen | Comments Off on Moshe Feldenkrais: The Man Who Taught Ben-Gurion to Stand on his Head

This is the first installment in a series examining influential Jewish figures in the modern health movement. It aims to shed light on how their creative visions shaped wellness practices and the ways their Jewish heritage influenced their work. While the titular headstand is far from Moshe Feldenkrais ’greatest achievement, its resonance is undeniable. Many […]

None Of Us Are Safe

By Akiva Colin Haskins | Comments Off on None Of Us Are Safe

It’s been just hours since Donald Trump was re-elected President of the United States, and for many Jews across America—particularly Jewish progressives and Jewish student activists—the prevailing mood is one of dread. Trump’s victory is both a political shift and a profound moment of reckoning for Jewish institutions, which now face a choice between principled […]

Washed Away

By E. Rafael Jacob Perez | Comments Off on Washed Away

I am writing this as we celebrate Yom Kippur, the day of atonement and the end of the High Holidays. After today we will officially be in the New Year. We will have our souls and our bodies cleansed, weightless like the water in which we tossed our bread crumbs only ten days ago. I […]

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