Posts published in “Torah”

Obscure Halacha

By Matan Fleishman on January 10, 2024

Shopping with the Shulchan

By Oliver Mason on December 23, 2023

By Oliver Mason on June 6, 2023

By Jemima Schoen on January 12, 2023

By Shira Oami on December 7, 2022

By Doran Levin on October 12, 2022

By Shira Oami on June 6, 2022

By Doran Levin on June 3, 2022

By Jemima Schoen on March 24, 2022

By Jemima Schoen on March 24, 2022

By Asher Lytton on March 22, 2022

By Daliya Wallenstein on March 22, 2022

Marching on the National Mall
By Asher Lytton on January 9, 2024
AJA Students Attend the March for Israel
Amid War, AJA Alumni Volunteer, Learn, and Reflect
By Oliver Mason on December 23, 2023
The Stories of AJA Alumni in Israel
Queer Club Controversy
By Asher Lytton on December 23, 2023
LGBTQ+ Alliance Becomes B’yachad
Senior Internships Revisited
By Asher Lytton on June 6, 2023
How did Interning Go for AJA Seniors?
Where Are They Now?
By Asher Lytton on May 3, 2023
Seniors Leave School Early for Internships

Nature’s Cycle
By Matan Fleishman on January 10, 2024
A tail slips out of a seed in soil. A droplet plops into the distant blue. A cloud drifts into another's embrace. Mother Nature's cycle...
Satire: Denim Is the New Black
By Doran Levin on January 26, 2023
An exploration of the unseen history and limitless possibilities of jean-based paraphernalia
Horoscopes: Which Constitutional Amendment Are You?
By Elisha Feit Mann on December 21, 2022
The Constitution is the foundation of the American government. The guidebook to our lives, this document reflects the strengths, weakness, and quirks of the American...