Tu B’Shvat at Mercaz featured a shuk connecting students to Eretz Yisrael while teaching life lessons. more

IDF Hero Adi Karni visited HALB, sharing his experiences as a chayal , delivering words of encouragement — and playing some basketball. more

With so much snow, you have to find fun ways to use it! Lev Chana students were excited for their snow paintings. more

Yeshiva Darchei Torah eighth graders traveled from Far Rockaway to Lakewood to interview Holocaust survivor Shaya Zelczer as part of the yeshiva’s acclaimed Adopt-A-Survivor project. more

The HANC High School Girls’ Winter Extreme trip kicked off with a lively glow-in-the-dark dodgeball game followed by a wonderful dinner. After that, buses were boarded and we headed to a hotel in … more

They say if you want to sell your house, you should bake some chocolate chip cookies just before an open house. Make sense to me — nothing smells as welcoming as cookies baking in the oven. And at … more

“The interaction with Teddy and the connection he creates gives patients energy, strength, motivation and a sense of inner happiness,” Keren Matry, a senior nurse and therapy dog specialist at … more

Moshe Goldsmith of Teaneck never imagined that something he did almost absentmindedly during his Masa Israel Journey gap year would one day help save a life. Six years ago, while participating … more

The collapse of Kurdish autonomy did not inaugurate Syria’s current phase of violence; it confirmed a pattern already in motion. Long before Kurdish towns were pressured into surrender, Syria’s … more

Since 2017, the New York state budget has included millions of dollars for non-public school teacher salaries in science, technology, engineering and math. The last of this money that Jewish … more