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Student government at NYU school named for Steinhardt calls for removal of philanthropist’s name

The philanthropist forfeited 180 stolen antiquities worth $70 million in a deal with Manhattan’s district attorney.

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Navah Perlman Frost and cakes

When concert halls closed, Jewish musician Navah Perlman Frost pivoted to designing cakes too beautiful to believe

The pianist and baker saw the pause in her concert schedule as “a good moment to recharge my batteries.”

A child holds a sticker she received after getting a COVID-19 vaccine

Jewish day schools rushed to hold vaccine drives. Mandates may come more slowly.

rabbis and Israeli on stage at a synagogue

In New York, Israeli minister promises progress on Western Wall’s non-Orthodox prayer space

yuri and shoshana foreman

Former champ Yuri Foreman is now the ‘Vegan Boxing Rabbi,’ certifying kosher doughnuts

Numbers mark the graves at a former psychiatric hospital’s Jewish cemetery. Families want names — and answers.

At UJA-Federation’s Wall Street Dinner, held under the shadow of COVID, attendees pledge to fight antisemitism

Despite looming cream cheese shortage, New York’s bagel shops are still laying it on thick

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