by Yael Turitz Kaplan '27 I’ve been thinking a lot about blessings lately. This summer, I am privileged to be completing a unit of...

by Rabbanit Dalia Davis '22 The six-word memoir is a succinct and trendy way to summarize one’s life. At workshops and conferences around...

by Anna Veronese '28 This dvar Torah is dedicated to the many smart women of Yeshivat Maharat, with whom I have the honor to learn. A...

by Rabbi Yali Szulanski Parshat Shelach opens with stunning possibilities. The people of Israel stand at the edge of fulfillment, poised...

by Rabbi Marianne Novak ' 19 When I was an offsite student at Maharat, I was privileged to be able to come into the Beit Midrash once a...

by Susan Hornstein '25 Our parsha opens with the laws of Shemittah, the Sabbatical year. Shemittah has it all! It has every kind of...

by Anna Eisenstat Rimerman '27 Our parsha introduces a deeply challenging concept: ritual limitations for “a person with a blemish,” “ish...

by Yehudit Mazur-Shlomi '27 Parshat Acharei Mot, or After the Death, begins with instructions given to Aaron after the tragic passing of...

by Sofia Freudenstein '25 In Bava Metzia 86a, there is a very unusual story about Rabba Bar Nachmani, on the run from Babylonian...

by Michal Fox Smart '28 Why would anyone volunteer to write a parsha blog due the week before Pesach? I will explain. The spreadsheet for...