Ashkelon Youth to Visit Baltimore as Part of Diller Teen Fellowship Program
While in Charm City, the fellows will visit the Inner Harbor and Fells Point while meeting with local Jewish community officials.
Read moreWhile in Charm City, the fellows will visit the Inner Harbor and Fells Point while meeting with local Jewish community officials.
Read moreThe gift — which will be tuition-free for the indefinite future — is intended to attract a range of students to the medical school in New York.
Read moreAs they look at colleges, many Jewish teens have found themselves weighing a new factor: antisemitism.
Read moreThe past few months have been difficult for Jewish students on college campuses. Here’s how The Associated is addressing antisemitism on campus.
Read moreThe Office of Civil Rights is investigating a pair of statements issued by faculty members and grad students at Johns Hopkins University about the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Read moreRegional and national Jewish leaders are calling on Goucher College to support Jewish students and curb anti-Israel activities on the Towson campus.
Read moreA pair of students, Aviva Rubin and Ari Geller, write about antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiments from the field.
Read moreBaltimore County Public Schools is conducting an investigation of Pikesville High Principal Eric Eiswert.
Read moreHeld at Beth Tfiloh each year, the Weiner Family Tournament is one of the premier Jewish high school basketball tournaments in the United States, but it’s also a chance to make new friendships.
Read moreFor members of Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School’s Women Empowerment Club, a bake sale for the group Dignity Grows was a way to help repair the world.
Read moreThe new playground at Woodholme Elementary will create opportunities for students to engage in healthy activities at school, enjoy the outdoors, and explore open and recreational spaces and activities.
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