College Decision Season Brings Cautious Optimism
National Decision Day for students committing to college is May 1, and many are still uncertain about what the upcoming school year will look...
Why Young Jews Are Flocking to Farming
For American Jews living in the Northeast, it may seem strange to celebrate Tu B’Shevat in January.
How do you celebrate the birthday of the...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: What About Online Dating?
I have never done online dating because it seems so unnatural and doesn't fit my personality. Now though, online dating is literally the only...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: Will There Be Guidelines?
Will we ever be able to safely date in person with no parameters of distance and physical touch in the near future? I find...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: Is it Safe to Date in Person?
I have been thinking about how magical in person dates once were and the desire to experience this now seems nostalgic. I keep seeing...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: Is Holding Hands OK?
I matched online in April with a guy I went on a date with three years ago. Back then it was a total friend...
Nefesh B’Nefesh Reports Most Applications Since Founding
By Marcy Oster
JERUSALEM — Nefesh B’Nefesh, an organization that helps North Americans immigrate to Israel, said it has received the highest number of applications...
Summer Camp Tradition Gets Reinvented
In 2017, Moishe House started Camp Nai Nai Nai, an abbreviated re-creation of overnight camp for Jewish 20- and 30-somethings. The four-day sessions sell...
Tribe 12 Fellows Pitch New Businesses
Thirteen Jewish entrepreneurs pitched their businesses to loved ones and fellow professionals over Zoom during Tribe 12’s 10th annual Fellowship Launch on May 12.
“Part...
The Ring’s the Thing: Do’s and Don’ts of Engagement Rings
John Anthony Jr. sees it happen all the time: Someone walks into his shop asking to see Gemological Institute of America-appraised diamond engagement rings.
Small...