‘Bat’ Mitzva Day The National Baseball Hall of Fame in upstate New York is hitting a home run for Jewish baseball slugger Hank Greenberg (above)

Beyond New York I had just returned from speaking to high school students in Denver when I read “Living to Teach” in the April issue.

In 1983, the editors of Hadassah Magazine were striving to make this publication a paragon of serious journalism. The word “serious” meant that everything had to be

For 96 years, Hadassah has empowered Jewish women, always spurring us to new heights. Our thirst for knowledge and our need to connect inevitably lead

The author set out to write a story about characters she loved. The literary award the novel won brought her more connections than she had

Doctors at the Hadassah–Hebrew University Medical Center are developing an innovative vaccine that will help identify and destroy skin cancer. The ugly black lesion on

Long after the spiral of 500 watermelons unfurl on an azure salt sea and fade into a thin green line, the un­wind­ing images in Sigalit

Letting go of the possessions—not to mention the people—we love is never easy. The process is that much harder when those things are stolen. Sometimes