Why a New Jewish Documentary Podcast, ‘The Nightingale of Iran,’ Absolutely Soars
Tabby Refael
April 4, 2024
The six-part series offers a master class in storytelling, music and identity.
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JPAC Promotes “Ambitious” Policy Agenda at 2023 Capitol Summit
Aaron Bandler
May 12, 2023
JPAC Executive Director David Bocarsly told the more than 300 conference attendees that last year, JPAC succeeded in securing $140 million from the state budget toward their legislative priorities and helped pass 15 bills.
Cut Short
Mark Schiff
October 19, 2023
Over the past 15, maybe even more years, I’ve been getting my hair cut by a woman named Reina.
What Have We Done to Our Kids?
Alexandra Yashar
March 3, 2022
As a pediatric occupational therapist, I can no longer remain silent about the psychological and social-emotional effects of COVID-19 on us and our children.
Columbia Hit with Another Antisemitism Lawsuit
Aaron Bandler
February 27, 2024
It’s the second lawsuit this month claiming the university dismissed Jewish students concerns.
The Healing Power of Community
Jeremy J. Fingerman
September 20, 2023
The sound of the shofar calls on Jews to unite, reflect on our actions, and strengthen our connections with one another and with our faith.
Coughing and Limping Into 2022
Thane Rosenbaum
January 3, 2022
COVID-19’s viral load has already spread into 2022 and brought with it another wave of grim tidings.
RFK Jr.: “I Feel Like We Are Going to Win the Primaries”
Brian Fishbach
June 14, 2023
“I’m running because I feel like the country went off on the wrong track and we forgot who we were.”
“The Jewish Dog” Stage Show Brings Audience to 1945 Poland Through a Dog’s Eyes
Brian Fishbach
November 10, 2023
A one-man show telling the story of the Holocaust from the dog’s perspective, starring Roy Abramsohn, as Cyrus the dog.
What Part of Antisemitism Does the UPenn Administration Not Get?
Noa Tishby
September 13, 2023
The administration must implement mandatory antisemitism training for all students, faculty and administrators before the end of the fall semester.
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