Opinion: Running on Shabbat, is it Kosher?
By Laura Shaposhnikova
Attention to those among us who do not enjoy running: slowly place this article down and leisurely walk away.
To everyone else: what's the deal with running on Shabbat? If you enjoy it, then it's not work, right? If it's not ...
Valentine’s Day: A Jewish Perspective
By Laura Shaposhnikova
It was a Thursday like any other. I woke up, ate my bowl of Cheerios and made my way to class. What started off as an ordinary day turned into an inexplicable maze of “PDA” and roses. Confused, I held the door ajar for ...
Broaching a Touchy Subject
By Jason Brendler
Some aspects of Judaism go unpracticed by a majority of those who associate themselves with the religion. While some Jewish laws— keeping a kosher home or wearing a tallit when going to temple—are commonly practiced, others ...
Is Birthright Right For You?
By Lauren Shaw
College students are an extremely diverse population, but there is one word most can appreciate: free. And for Jewish college students, a free trip to Israel is actually possible.
Birthright, a popular program subsidized by the ...
