College student and Maryland native Sofie Jacobs writes about registering to vote in Michigan, rather than her home state.
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Lovingly braided by generations of Jewish women, challah has graced our tables for centuries. Here are a few challah-themed gifts we can't resist.
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My university mishandled my case, and the experience turned me into an activist.
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A former high school star athlete sexually assaulted two unconscious classmates, but his punishment amounts to a slap on the wrist.
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A Playboy model is making headlines for a scandalous photo, but it’s not of her.
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I wanted to see the action firsthand and was thrilled when I was asked to go to the Hill and represent JWI.
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We don’t know everything about what happened in the Stanford rape case, but we do know that campus drinking culture isn’t to blame.
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Stumped about what to get Pop for Father’s Day? Here are a few ideas we like:
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Rahel Musleah delves into the complex legacy of meaning Holocaust survivors leave as they pass from the scene.
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JWI responds to blogger Rabbi Pruzansky’s uninformed and misguided blog post on the issue of campus sexual assault.
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The Seder, probably more than any other Jewish gathering, calls for attractive Judaica. These four women deliver.
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JWI dedicated a brand-new children’s library at the YWCA Interim House-YWCA Metropolitan Detroit.
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German-born singer Ute Lemper has made it her business to give Holocaust victims a voice.
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ZBT fraternity chapters held Green Light Go! events to start a nationwide conversation about sexual consent during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Read MoreIn getting at the truth of her own complex heritage, filmmaker Lacey Schwartz captures the ethos of a generation juggling multiple identities.
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If you need a refresher course to understand why preserving access to abortion is good for women and their families, Katha Pollitt’s book is essential reading.
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