Former OU Chairman and President Stephen Savitsky at Young...
The Orthodox Union’s former President and Chairman of the Board Stephen J. Savitsky will be guest speaker at the Young Israel of Oceanside on Saturday, January 10, Shabbat Parshat Shemot.
Orthodox Union Mourns Passing of NY Governor Mario Cuomo
The Orthodox Union mourns the passing of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo. Governor Cuomo, the son of immigrants from Salerno, Italy, shared the immigrant experience with many Jews of
Rabbi Steven Weil To Lead OU Community Weekend at...
Rabbi Steven Weil, senior managing director at the Orthodox Union, will present an OU Community Weekend at the Young Israel of Deerfield Beach from Thursday, January 8 through Saturday, January
Harry H. Beren ASK OU Expands, Adding Programs and...
In the beginning, going back to 1996, there were the Advanced Seminars on Kashrus, OU Kosher’s ASK OU mashgiach training programs, held every other summer for three and one-week sessions.
$500 Reward To Find Elderly Crown Heights Man
Brooklyn, NY – Moshe Kanofsky, father of Jewish community leader Yosef Kanofsky, has been missing since last week Thursday, December 18, 2014 around 3:30 p.m. He is 73-years-old, six feet
Young Israel of Toco Hills in Atlanta Joins Orthodox...
The Orthodox Union has announced that the Young Israel of Toco Hills in Atlanta has been accepted as a member synagogue, joining hundreds of other OU synagogues throughout North America,
South Florida Rebbetzins Conference 2015 to be held on...
The role of the Orthodox woman is a juggling act fraught with many responsibilities as she simultaneously manages her family and professional life while maintaining and educating her home in
Yachad is Coming to Great Neck: Day Program for...
Yachad and its affiliate the Jewish Union Foundation (JUF) will inaugurate a weekly adult day program in Great Neck for young adults with disabilities, beginning Monday, January 5, 2015 from
Semester is Done But Learning Doesn’t Have to be:...
With a focus on the university environment as a marketplace of ideas and experiences that pose both challenges and opportunities to an Orthodox Jew’s observance and commitment, the first ever
Women to Women: Uniting to Change the World
People respond to tragedy in different ways. It’s just a month since the tragic terror attack in Har Nof at Kehillat Bnai Torah. We lost five tzaddikim and many others were
