When did the academy become illiberal?

Jews have long taken the view that a strictly separationist reading of the First Amendment is better for Jewish thriving. But the time has come to change course

Teaching students what, how, and why to believe is both necessary and impossible. Judaism demonstrates that we are up for the task

The beginning of wisdom is neither the sum nor the end of it

Imagine an America in which we invested in the biblical roots of our cultural heritage

How did a demanding academic discipline become a haven for activism?

Is the American Jewish community suffering from the Dunning-Kruger effect?

From “Technology: The Experience,” a special section exploring technology’s influence on Jewish life: the unique position of summer camps as phone-free spaces

From “Technology: The Experience,” a special section exploring technology’s influence on Jewish life: With Jewish learning more accessible than ever, is anything lost?