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This original poem by a Reform Jewish poet was written for the United Jewish Community of the Virginia Peninsula and was initially recited at this year's Yom HaShoah's observance.

Inquisitive and intelligent campers spent time studying astronomy, 3D animation, computer programming, and more this summer, but what makes these things Jewish?  

The Senate’s rejection of the proposal to repeal major portions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will substantially alter the future of the Congressional agenda.

My family and I recently spent time backpacking through Japan. Witnessing people at their holy sites, we were struck by how familiar their customs were to us as Jews.

Ten college students interned at the URJ this summer – whether to boost our experience or get nagging parents off our backs.

A year-long initiative, the URJ-Keshet Youth Leadership Project, aims to improve inclusivity in our Reform youth programs. It is the largest implementation yet of Keshet’s work

Amidst political headlines and other stressful news  of the sort, here are a few light-hearted, good-natured Jewish reads for the week.

Headed to college this fall or thinking about what schools to apply to when the time comes? Either way, The Forward's first-ever college guide is a great place to start. 

Colleges and universities are often thought of as safe havens for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and gender non-conforming (LGBTQ) students, many of whom begin to discover their true identities once they beg