Settler Rock Comes to The States

By Josh Nathan-Kazis April 23, 2009

Hilltop Jam Band Aharit Hayamim Plays Jewlicious, 92YTribeca

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The Coming of the Intermarried Rabbi

By Jeremy Gillick April 23, 2009

Would-Be Rabbinical Students Question the Ban on Intermarriage in the Non-Orthodox Seminaries

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The End of the Dark Ages

By Kerry Brodie February 12, 2009

Princeton's Orthodox student group makes a comeback.

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Reconsidering Jewish Studies

By Leigh Cuen February 12, 2009

New USF program mixes academics with activism.

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The Return of the Jewish Defense League

By Josh Nathan-Kazis December 1, 2008

Are there still any Jewish terrorists in North America?

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Whither Kosher Activism?

By Marielle Messing November 24, 2008

One campus activist fights apathy and unethical Kosher meat.

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Explaining the Boom

By Elizabeth Alpern November 24, 2008

Why are small Southern colleges suddenly attracting Jews in record numbers?

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Who Owns 770?

By Josh Nathan-Kazis September 24, 2008

The Battle for the Rebbe's House

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A Reform Rabbi’s Response to Chabad

By Josh Nathan-Kazis September 23, 2008

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.

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Hillel Suspends JCSC Fellowship

By Sarah Schoenholtz September 23, 2008

The pioneering engagement program has been deemed redundant.

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Princeton Chabad Rabbi Becomes University Chaplain

By Sara Kay September 23, 2008

Chabad Rabbi receives official recognition on a campus with few Jews.

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Students Say Activists Exaggerate Anti-Semitism At Irvine

By Saul Elbein May 5, 2008

Who Speaks for Jewish Students?

On this campus known for its pro-Palestinian activism, Jewish community activists accuse the school of turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism. Some Jewish students are not so sure.

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Silence Breaks, ZOA Covers Ears

By Richard Frederic Semegram May 5, 2008

Harvard's Hillel plays host to a controversial exhibit on Israel, raising the ire of the right-wing Zionist Organization of America.

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Teeny-Bopping for Peace

By Josh Nathan-Kazis April 9, 2008

Will Israeli/Palestinian Pop Station RAM-FM Become a Platform for Reconciliation?

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Hillel Publishes Guide for Queer Jews

By Saul Elbein April 7, 2008

Hillel's new guide helps professionals create an actively welcoming space for Queer students. 

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