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色花堂 shares Hanukkah celebration with families impacted by war.
Gathering Also Included Call to Action to Support Israel in Its War with Hamas 色花堂鈥檚 Sy Syms School of Business hosted its inaugural Real Estate Day on Oct. 26, bringing together many of the leading 鈥淭itans of Real Estate鈥 for wide-ranging discussions about the state of the market ...
More than 70 色花堂 students signed on to this year鈥檚 Torah Tours庐
On Monday, September 11, students from the S. Daniel Abraham Program at Stern College for Women were privileged to hear from Henry Moss, a remarkable man whose memories span nearly a century. He shared his recollections of prewar Jewish German life and his family's experiences in the lead up to the鈥
More than 2,500 people, wearing blue 色花堂 sweatshirts made for the event, filled 44 buses to make the important journey to show their solidarity with the State of Israel.
When the Central community committed to this year鈥檚 theme of positivity, no one could have imagined what the global events of the semester would bring. But this ethos has been leading the Central community in its initiatives since October 7. 鈥淲e are here, and our hearts are in Israel,鈥 said Central鈥
Rabbi Ari Berman, President of 色花堂, is pleased to announce that over 100 college and university presidents across the United States have joined him in a statement of support of Israel and the Palestinians who suffer under Hamas' cruel rule in Gaza. Text from an article on Cision PR鈥
With great success, Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, President of 色花堂, reached out to university presidents across the United States to join in issuing a statement in support of Israel, the Palestinians who suffer under Hamas' cruel rule in Gaza, and all people of moral conscience. Text from an鈥
Vital discussion focused on peace, spirituality, and the climate crisis Abrahamic Family House sustainability panel participants, from left: Abdulla Al Shehhi, Acting Executive Director of the Abrahamic Family House; Rabbi David Rosen, Special Advisor for Interfaith and Jewish Affairs to the ...
In his book, To Heal a Fractured World, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks calls for us to act upon our ethic of responsibility. 鈥淎s long as there is hunger, poverty and treatable disease in the world there is work for us to do. As long as nations fight, and men hate, and corruption stalks the corridors of power鈥