New York Mayor Eric Adams’ indictment was unsealed on Thursday, Sept. 26, revealing he is currently facing federal charges of fraud and bribery. According to the indictment, Adams has allegedly accepted...

This year, Heschel’s annual Shabbaton was in November instead of January, prompting months of student discussion over its unusual timing. During the weeks leading up to the Shabbaton, older grades had...

On Sep. 19, the Heschel community welcomed the Galilee Dreamers to the high school. The Galilee Dreamers, a group of united Arab and Israeli high school students, seek to collaborate in their local communities...

On Wednesday Sept. 25, Heschel hosted its annual Fall Blood Drive in partnership with the New York Blood Center. Over 60 students and faculty members donated blood, allowing our community to potentially...

On April 30, Rory Wilson, a Columbia senior, was asleep in his dorm when his friends suddenly shook him awake to tell him that a group of pro-Palestinian protesters was attempting to take over Hamilton...

On Apr. 17, pro-Palestinian Columbia University students rushed to the campus’ lawn to set up a “Gaza solidarity encampment,” sparking a worldwide debate on the validity of free speech on college...

On April 9, the top court in Arizona moved to restrict reproductive rights statewide, reinstating a 160-year-old near-total ban on abortion. The bill permits abortion only if the pregnant person’s life...

As students silently entered the gym on May 13, Hebrew Department faculty handed out Yizkor stickers. Although Heschel observes Yom Hazikaron every year, this year felt very different due to Israel’s...

After a four-hour bus ride, Heschel’s sophomore class arrived at The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Students were granted freedom to roam independently and ample time to absorb the tragic history...

After finishing the Rodef unit in their Talmud curriculum, the eleventh grade heard from guest speaker Professor Michelle Greenberg-Kobrin to culminate their learning. The Rodef unit centers around the...

Monday, May 7 was Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. In a post-Oct. 7 world facing a rise in antisemitism and ignorance about the Holocaust, the day carried even more weight than usual.  After...

Michal Prevor is a business owner, Heschel parent, and babka maestro. Mrs. Prevor started Babka Bailout during the height of COVID-19 when her housekeeper, Carmen, lost clients and was struggling to maintain...