by Chana Borrow '26 Growing up, I thought I understood the Passover seder. It was simple: tell the story, eat dinner, find the afikoman ....

by Chanchkie Slavin '26 I wonder what it means to be free? We talk about it, celebrate it, even dedicate a whole festival to it. But what...

by Ariel Wolgel '26 What can we say when sorry just isn’t enough? How might we proceed when we cannot find the words to move through...

by Rabbanit Dr. Devorah Schoenfeld '19 Mishlei 3:19-20 describes wisdom as a primordial force that existed prior to creation: The LORD...

by Shoshana Jakobovits '26 The beginning of the book of Shemot is absolutely breathtaking: the burning bush, ten plagues, the Exodus from...

by Lilinaz Evans '27 One of the most striking moments in parshat Ki Tissa is the intimate, direct communication between God and Moshe....

by Jennifer Zukerman '28 When I was about seven years old, my mother asked me to see if the mail had been delivered. I returned to report...

by Zan Alhadeff '27 How did Moshe know how to design the mishkan? God gives Moshe lengthy instructions, from detailing the building...

by Sarah Pincus '26 At the end of this week’s parsha, Bnei Yisrael famously exclaimed “na’aseh v’nishma–we will do and we will listen.”...

by Sophie Stern Greenbaum '28 The other day I asked my son, “Moshe, if you could time travel back to any time in history, where would you...