Friday morning of the Freshman-Senior Shabbaton, faculty were unaware of the wildfire that was spreading towards Running Springs, where Moshava Alevy, the site of the Shabbaton, is located. As teachers and students drove up the mountain, they saw a fire in the distance. After arriving at the campsite, members of the administration reached out to the Running Springs Fire Department, who said they...

Palette Investigates the Barnes-Zisholtz District 86 Race

Ami Eden, Executive Editor and President of 70 Faces Media -- publisher of Jewish media ranging from JTA and the New York Jewish Week to the Nosher, Kveller and Hey Alma -- will be scholar-in-residence.

After Oct. 7, the number of Shalhevet students asking whether they should remove parts of their college applications that disclosed their Jewish identity or Israel connections drastically increased, said Mr. Jordan Moss, Director of College Counseling, in an interview with the Boiling Point. But seven months later, with anti-Israel encampments occupying colleges across the country, fear about the...

CRISPR has the potential to treat or even cure a gamut of inherited diseases which have long evaded researchers, from cancer to heart disease to AIDS, blindness, and even mental illness. Some think, however, that we shouldn’t be too hasty playing God.

“[The rallies and protests] you see on the news are real, but what you don’t see is that we have very strong Jewish community,” said Freshman Emma Almo, who graduated from NYHS in 2023 and goes to Barnard.