Ordination Regardless of Orientation

By Ari Paul May 17, 2006

Rabbinical Students Speak Out on Gay Ordination

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Sustained Dialogue Unsustainable?

By Orly Jacobovits May 17, 2006

NYU Middle East Dialogue Battles Falling, Changing Interest

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New York Jews Fight for Domestic Workers’ Rights

By Aliza Wasserman May 17, 2006

JFREJ and DWU Working Together

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A Just Cup

By Frances Miriam Kreimer April 21, 2006

Edward Said’s Legacy Honored at Columbia/Barnard Hillel

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The Jewish Poor

By Jacob Blumenfeld April 21, 2006

Recent Immigrants in NYC and the Challenge of Community

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Erasable Racism?

By Ethan Stanislawski April 21, 2006

Whiteboard Slur Sparks Controversy at U of Chicago

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A Mechitza Down the Middle

By Shira Miller February 9, 2006

Wesleyan’s Gender-Troubled Shabbat

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NYU Students Help Hurricane Evacuees in Houston

By Ilene Rosenblum October 14, 2005

Student: “There was no question. I had to go.”

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Hillel Hosts Rappers, Hopes to Quell Racial Tensions at Carnegie Mellon

By Benjamin Hackett October 14, 2005

On October 1st, Killah Priest and Jewish rapper Remedy, both members of the Wu Tang-affiliated Killa Beez, performed a concert hosted by the Carnegie Mellon University’s Hillel organization. The concert was aimed at healing the widening rifts between the various ethic and religious communities on Carnegie Mellon’s campus. The event was co-sponsored by a slate…

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Hillel Needs a Refresher on Political Pluralism

By Nitzan Ziv August 23, 2005

This summer, while interning with Hillel, I was denied the right to make my own decision as to how I chose to express my political opinions. The organizers of New York City’s annual Salute To Israel Parade billed their high-profile event as an “expression of unity within the American Jewish community, transcending religious and political…

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Students Sound Off on Disengagement at Israeli Embassy

By Ilene Rosenblum August 23, 2005

This week, roughly 9,000 Israeli settlers are being moved from their communities as all settlements in the Gaza Strip and four in the West Bank are being evacuated. Given the controversy over this disengagement initiative, made even touchier by the Aug. 4 Jewish attack on Israeli Arabs, student opinion, unsurprisingly, varies considerably. While some students…

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Anti-Zionist Strife in the City of Angels

By David Buchwald July 8, 2005

Contrary to popular belief, The University of Judaism (UJ) is full of contentious diversity when it comes to the ways and means of the Jewish state. At the most renowned Jewish school on the West Coast, students are constantly heard discussing and debating Israeli politics. And just like at most places, many students who dissent…

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Religion at Graduation

By Erica Keller July 8, 2005

Is Classroom Prayer Next for GW?

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