Jewish communities nationwide implemented a wide variety of community service projects to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina.

The future of playgrounds may lie in recycled rubber, thanks to several bright Jewish minds.

A 600 year-old tree in Tzefat is witness to an important segment of Jewish history.

When a young student decides to continue her Jewish education in another state, she discovers the value of participating in a new Jewish community.

Bar and bat mitzvah community service projects have the potential to impact thousands of people worldwide.

Olympian Arik Ze’evi describes what it’s like being a part of Israel’s judo team.

As the U.S. army struggles to enlist young Americans for military service, its recruitment tactics raise questions of privacy.

What does Judaism have to say about the creation of genetically modified organisms?