By Donald H. Harrison Chabad has established vibrant and growing Jewish communities on either side of the southern tip of the Baja California ...

Our family, like most, have tried-and-true holiday traditions that we follow and cherish each year. Not surprisingly, many of my family’s holiday rituals ...

By Menachem Wecker, JNS.org When Harvard University named Bill Bingham athletic director–a pioneering college sports role at the time in 1926–the alumnus promised ...

By Avi Kumar. JNS.org Esther Cohen was born in 1930 in Würzburg, Germany, as Else Karola Sichel. Her family fled before the Holocaust ...

By Sonya Sanford (@sonyamichellesanford)    My family immigrated from Ukraine in the late ‘70s. Although they quickly adjusted to life in America and ...

By Rachel Beller, MS, RDN At Beller Nutrition, souping is often top of mind among patients and masterclass participants. The reason? It’s an ...

By Alan Zeitlin, JNS.org Adriana Fernandez laughs when she recounts how she got it wrong when it came to understanding what kosher means. ...

By Sharon Rapoport The Patient: A Thriller with a Lot to Say About Judaism There’s nothing more relaxing than a good thriller. Really. ...

By Howard Blas, JNS.org There is essentially no limit to Sylvan Adams’ commitment to biking, tikkun olam (the Jewish concept of repairing the ...

By Dini Klein, founder of Prep + Rally™ I find it fascinating how influenced we are by our surroundings. Since living in California, ...