Explaining the Boom
Why are small Southern colleges suddenly attracting Jews in record numbers?
Journalism by Jewish college students, for Jewish college students.
Why are small Southern colleges suddenly attracting Jews in record numbers?
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.
The pioneering engagement program has been deemed redundant.
Chabad Rabbi receives official recognition on a campus with few Jews.
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.
Harvard's Hillel plays host to a controversial exhibit on Israel, raising the ire of the right-wing Zionist Organization of America.
Will Israeli/Palestinian Pop Station RAM-FM Become a Platform for Reconciliation?
Hillel's new guide helps professionals create an actively welcoming space for Queer students.
Why do college stations hardly ever get in trouble with the FCC for cursing on the radio?
Illegal Radio and the Fight for Israel's Airwaves
Over the past year, members of the Knesset and the Israeli Police have publicly declared war on pirate radio, yet the stations continue to operate with impunity.
After drifting from its mission, 46-year-old Yiddishist youth group Yugntruf refocuses on campus.
Orthodox Campus Group Adopts Aggressive Tactics
The California-based Jewish Awareness Movement was sanctioned at USC after inviting underage students to an event serving alcohol and placing repeated phone calls to students who had asked not to be called.
Sam fled his Satmar community. Now he’s a freshman in college. And you thought your first year was tough.
Hippie Rabbis Shlomo Carlebach and Zalman Schacter-Shalomi were the first two Chabad emissaries ever sent to college campuses. Why doesn't anyone know it?