The Lubavitch Issue
New Voices explores the dark corners of the Chabad House.
Journalism by Jewish college students, for Jewish college students.
Josh Nathan-Kazis
A Reform Rabbi’s Response to Chabad
Rabbi Rick Jacobs on the Authenticity of Reform Judaism
When Chabad's rabbis come to town, the local Reform synagogue faces the risk of appearing less authentic than the competition. But some Reform rabbis aren't about to roll over.
Between Appropriation and Collaboration
Adam Mansbach's new novel The End of the Jews explores the Jewish relationship with African-American culture.
Teeny-Bopping for Peace
Will Israeli/Palestinian Pop Station RAM-FM Become a Platform for Reconciliation?
This is Not a Eulogy
The spring of 2008 is an odd time for a college magazine to publish a radio-themed issue.
Dispatches from the Real World
In our February issue, New Voices speaks to that most basic emotion, common to all college students: fear of graduation.
Responses to November/December 2007 Issue
Correspondence from Melbourne, Hoboken, Texas, and Cambridge.
My Enemies List
The Death of a Student Movement
Hillel's complete domination of Jewish campus life is dangerous for Jewish students, and the Jewish community as a whole. Here's why.
Rolling with the Shmira
In a neighborhood made famous by racial tensions, does the encroachment of a Lubavitch security patrol on traditionally black blocks threaten to destabilize an uncertain peace?
Your Zionist T-Shirt Offends Me
University of Maryland Jewish students at odds with local organizations after anti-Israel controversy.
The Balkan Beat Box, from JDub Records
“We Are So Fucking Serious About What We’re Doing”
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