Torah Defense of Vegetarianism*

The Legacy of the Hebrew Alphabet

Chabad of University City and Rabbi Moishe Leider are inclusiveness a priority

SDSU’s Jewish Studies Department gears up for exciting new programming

Manhattan Delicatessen Bakery Restaurant keeps West Coast residents happy with East Coast deli fare

“This was my life’s work, and in order to get on with [my life] I had to [make] this film,” said Andrew Wainrib, producer of 2009’s “Cohen on the Bridge: Rescue at Entebbe,” a 21-minute short film screened at the 16th annual Palm Springs International Shortfest June 22-28. Wainrib’s documentary — an animated story of [...]

Observers of Jewish education for teens are increasingly concerned about a disparity between the participation of boys and girls. Lamenting the absence of boys in youth programs, Jewish educators and philanthropists have turned their attention more and more to enticing boys to become involved. I wonder, however, whether the concern over boys masks a deeper [...]

Citrus fruits make sweet and tangy beverages for hot summer days

UJF welcomes Israeli Bedoin diplomat as first in lecture series

Thanks for sharing

The Kosher question

Candles on the cake

Finding God, Inside or Outside

Finding friends

Pacific Ridge School takes students out of the classroom for real-world learning experiences

My home library is filled with travel narratives and anthologies, and I’ve read them all to feed my insatiable wanderlust. The best of them I keep easily accessible, as their true tales of faraway people and places have captured my interest and my imagination enough that I’ve reread them, hoping to someday be blessed with [...]

Homemade challah brings its baker spiritual uplifting

Three young theater-makers have big hearts, broad talents and grand plans

Humane Society President Dr. Mark Goldstein performs daily mitzvot for animals and their people

Eight Jewish preschools teach the youngest San Diego Jews to love learning and love their heritage