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IAC Panel: Campus Jewish Left Faces a ‘False Choice’

By Jackson Richman | Comments Off on IAC Panel: Campus Jewish Left Faces a ‘False Choice’

Although left-leaning Jewish college students sympathize with progressive movements, like Black Lives Matter, social justice causes have often excluded them over their support for Israel, at least according to an expert panel at this year’s Israeli-American Council conference. Founded over a decade ago, the Israeli-American Council is an umbrella organization created to connect Israeli-Americans and […]

We Can’t Ignore Domestic Violence in Jewish Homes

By Anonymous | Comments Off on We Can’t Ignore Domestic Violence in Jewish Homes

For the safety of the writer, this piece has been published anonymously.  Every part of the term “domestic violence” is misleading. The author bell hooks once said that the proper name for domestic violence is patriarchal violence because violence against women and children does not begin at home. It is directly connected to sexism and […]

Did Jews For Jesus Get Jewish Millennials Right?

By Sara Weissman | Comments Off on Did Jews For Jesus Get Jewish Millennials Right?

I know, I didn’t think I’d be writing that headline today either. But a Jews for Jesus study may have actually made an interesting insight about Jewish millennials. What am I talking about? Jews for Jesus recently commissioned a study surveying 599 Jews born from 1984 to 1999, using a legit, often religion-focused polling firm […]

The Kvetch-Up: 10/29-11/4

By New Voices Staff | Comments Off on The Kvetch-Up: 10/29-11/4

Nu, have you read the latest campus Jews news? If not, watch this week’s Kvetch-Up, a speedy video summary of some of this week’s stories – from the Chabad on Campus international shabbaton to President Trump’s Civil Rights head nomination. And don’t forget, shoot us an email at editor@newvoices.org to tell us what’s new at your […]

This Jewish Student Struggled With Anxiety on Campus – So She Started a Nonprofit

By Gabrielle Magid | Comments Off on This Jewish Student Struggled With Anxiety on Campus – So She Started a Nonprofit

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a worrier. As a perfectionist, everything felt dire. There’s a running joke this means I’m Jewish, but I’ve learned it’s anxiety. I arrived at the University of Florida in 2011, unsure about everything. I could not have known then that my anxiety would inspire me to […]

No, Israel, You Can’t Have My Number

By Sarah Asch | Comments Off on No, Israel, You Can’t Have My Number

This is how I imagine the Israeli government making the decision to collect the contact information for 350,000 American Jewish college students: I imagine that Naftali Bennett and Bibi met in a dark basement under the Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and, in the light of a single candle, recommitted themselves to their a secret plan […]

My Jewish Is in the Searching

By Rubin Danberg Biggs | Comments Off on My Jewish Is in the Searching

This column was originally published in The Cornell Daily Sun on October 27, 2017. Read more at cornellsun.com. Last week my Judaism became suddenly quite visible. When anti-Semitism was plastered across campus, Jewish went from being a private piece of self to the subject of public discussion, in classrooms, on social media and with peers. Yet […]

Reintroducing… The Kvetch-Up

By New Voices Staff | Comments Off on Reintroducing… The Kvetch-Up

We know you’re busy. Those midterms are coming up and beer pong isn’t going to play itself. But we also know, amidst the hectic life of academia, you want to keep up with all the news for campus Jews. That’s why New Voices is reintroducing The Kvetch-Up, quick  summaries of some of the top Jewish […]

Four Jewish-Student-Themed Halloween Costumes

By New Voices Staff | Comments Off on Four Jewish-Student-Themed Halloween Costumes

We know, Halloween isn’t a Jewish thing. But some of us can’t resist the opportunity to wear costumes, scare people, and ask strangers for candy. If you want to bring your Jewish identity into the chag Halloween festivities, New Voices has you covered with some easy costume ideas specifically designed for Jewish students. Mosaic United’s […]

Speechless.

By Zev Hurwitz | Comments Off on Speechless.

Originally published in Ha’am. I’m not going to waste too much space speaking to the importance of free speech, diversity of opinions and the benefits of engaging in lively academic conversation with those who disagree with us. Blah blah blah, kumbaya. These are all wonderful attributes that college students and faculty members alike will almost […]

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