A little more than thirty years ago, as a senior at James Madison College at Michigan State University, I wrote my undergraduate thesis on h...

In 1985, I was nine years old at my first Detroit Pistons game. It was at the Pontiac Silverdome. My dad had somehow managed to get us court...

I was in Poland this past summer to officiate a b’nai mitzvah for two brothers from Miami. My wife joined me, and together we toured Poland ...

Over the past two decades, social media posts and email chains have circulated touting Israeli ingenuity—highlighting companies like Waze, M...

The debate around AI in the rabbinate parallels conversations in other fields. The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) has reached near...

Over the past decade, Jay Feldman has established himself as one of Michigan’s most impactful philanthropists. Starting his career in the au...

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jewish world, like many religious communities, witnessed a dramatic shift in how synagogue service...

A generation ago, if you experienced bad service in a restaurant or a dirty hotel room, you told a few friends about your unfortunate experi...

As I drove through Basel, Switzerland in my rental car yesterday, many thoughts raced through my head. Only a short five-minute walk from my...

With the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike meaning no Daily Show with Jon Stewart or Colbert Report ( although the writers are putt...