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New Concern for Kosher Pizza Eaters Prompts OU Kosher...

Kosher pizza, anyone? Those who keep the laws of kemach yashan must check whether their favorite pizza stores certify that the wheat used to bake the pizza is kemach yashan, the...

OU Job Board To Present Career Workshop in Woodmere,...

Just in time for all those recent college graduates, the Orthodox Union’s Job Board will present “What’s Hot and What’s Not,” a free career workshop which will help job seekers identify...

JLIC Students Spend Summer as Global Service-Learning Fellows in...

Some college students, eager to relax after a year of intense studying and hard work, use the summer as a time to lie on the beach and shirk all responsibilities. Yet...

OU Mesorah Conference on Mitzvot of Eretz Yisrael Enlightens...

They came from Randallstown and Baltimore, MD; Edison and Highland Park, NJ; Monsey and Spring Valley, NY. They came from Lakewood, Teaneck, Elizabeth, Passaic and Jersey City, NJ. They came from...

OU to Offer Red Cross Disaster Training, June 25,...

Pulpit rabbis wear many hats – religious authority, spiritual guide, therapist, friend, and public speaker – and now, the hat of a Red Cross-trained disaster relief volunteer. The Orthodox Union’s Pepa...

NYNJ and OU Team Up to Raise Money for...

When the children of the Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey (RYNJ) in River Edge decided to raise funds to help the children of Sderot, the beleaguered Israeli community that is constantly...

OU Singles Connections To Present Two Events, June 16...

As the year winds down and the summer begins, the Orthodox Union’s Singles Connections, a project of the Department of Community Services, will present two singles events that mark the transition,...

OU/NCSY and Touro College Celebrate 35 Years of Cooperation

Touro College and NCSY, the youth movement of the Orthodox Union, celebrated 35 years of close cooperation last month, as students and faculty from Touro’s undergraduate Lander Colleges of Arts and...

Mixed Messages On Jerusalem Need to Stop, OU Says

Israel’s elected leaders in recent weeks have sent out mixed messages regarding their negotiating position on Jerusalem’s status as the undivided and eternal capital of Israel, said Nathan Diament, director of...

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