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New JSPA Advisers Workshop will focus on advisers who are just starting out

July 31, 2024
CAMP: Demonstrators at the University of Michigan protest to demand the school cut all ties with the State of Israel in light of its war with Hamas.

Alumni and seniors navigate new campus reality

Sophie Katz and Arieh Elad, The Boiling Point, Shalhevet High School
July 28, 2024
Illustration of Jewish scholars examining a DNA strand. This image was created with the assistance of AI.

Judaism and Gene Editing: Should We Be Playing God?

Lucas Besterman, The Milken Roar, Milken Community School
July 28, 2024
Pro-Palestine encampment at Columbia University.

NYHS alumni confront antisemitism at college, some find support in Jewish communities

Layla Russ, The Mane Idea, Northwest Yeshiva High School
June 15, 2024
NUANCE: Rabbi Block said his decision to censor the article had been difficult. “It’s not that I agree that such an article can never be shared or understand the other side… But to me, I provide education for our community, and so if our community can’t handle something, I do have to consider that.”

School censors story about LA Muslim teens and war

Sophie Katz, The Boiling Point, Shalhevet High School
June 14, 2024
Milken’s Dance Company dancing to “Adir Adirim”

Milken’s Dance Company Takes Center Stage

Noa Berrin, The Milken Roar, Milken Community School
June 2, 2024
Harvard’s new political stance policy stems from the conflict on campus caused by the ongoing Israel-Hamas War.

OPINION: Harvard University’s new policy on political positions is detrimental to students

Stella Muzin, The Lion's Tale, Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
June 1, 2024
LAYOUT: This is the front page of an eight-page special section that won first prize for layout and page design in the 2024 Jewish Scholastic Journalism Awards.

The Day The World Changed

Ezra Helfand and Eliana Wainberg, The Boiling Point, Shalhevet High School
March 20, 2024
WINNER: Maya Tratt's reflection after Oct. 7 won the 2024 Grand Prize in Jewish Scholastic Journalism, as well as First Prize in First-Person Opinion writing. The Paw Print is the news source of Yeshivat Frisch in Paramus, N.J.

OP-ED: We Are Alone

Maya Tratt, The Paw Print, Yeshivat Frisch
March 14, 2024
The flags at the entrance to Milken Community School in the morning.

How does a pluralistic Jewish school interact with Israel?

Noa Karidi, The Milken Roar, Milken Community School
March 13, 2024
Announcing the Winners of the 2024 Jewish Scholastic Journalism Awards

Announcing the Winners of the 2024 Jewish Scholastic Journalism Awards

March 13, 2024
Senior Natanel Gold in front of words that inspire him.

Black/Jewish Teen Initiative

Asher Lytton, Palette, Atlanta Jewish Academy
March 5, 2024
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