In the shadow of a snowcapped mountain, girls in ankle-length gowns and boys in black riding boots are milling about. When the sound of an

It is 1967, and a visiting student in Jerusalem is shaken by the war that is close by. When he opens up to his feelings

In May we celebrate Shavuot, the giving of the Torah, and Yom Yerushalayim. We focused on Jerusalem recently when Hadassah received a generous gift from

John F. Kennedy, the youngest man ever elected president of the United States, understood the value of youth. “Ever since David slew Goliath,” he once

Light filters through the Chagall Windows in the Abell Synagogue at our Hadassah Medical Center. What an auspicious date. It is the 14th of Adar,

Hadassah is returning to its founding mandate of community outreach with an initiative that teaches women to better care for themselves and their families.  Ethiopian

Rugged yet cultural, prosperous but laid-back, this gateway city to the Pacific Northwest is still attracting modern-day Jewish pioneers. Seattle is surrounded by majestic mountains

Great cantors once amazed congregations and concert-goers with their renditions of Jewish liturgy. Today, cantorial music is again garnering acclaim. The Metropolitan Opera House in