Carol Secor will participate in the ALYN Hospital Wheels of Love Bike Ride, honoring her late husband Joe while seeking donations for critical pediatric rehabilitation services.
Read More »Column: The Prime Minister’s U.N. Speech Does Not Help American Jews
It is doubtful that many people took Benjamin Netanyahu seriously when he addressed the United Nations General Assembly.
Read More »Opinion: Ending the Era of “Palestinianism”
Since the days of Napoleon's landing upon the shores of Egypt at the very end of the 18th Century bringing with him the modern era to the Middle East, the Islamists of the region have been unable to free themselves from the shackles of inferiority and self-destructive primal rage that typifies the hatred of modern day Islamism against Western civilization.
Read More »On Numinous Lungs – A Tribute To Karyn Schad
Karyn Schad exemplified love and resilience throughout her life and illness, inspiring others with her focus on giving and appreciation as she transcended mortal challenges.
Read More »Column: He Rams a Synagogue Gate and Gets Off Easy
It was the dingo…er, the drugs…that made Matthew De Campo ram the entrance gate of a synagogue in Brisbane, Australia, last Feb. 20. No antisemitism here, his lawyer claims.
Read More »Nature’s Sentinels: How Bees Are Mapping the Health of Boulder’s Ecosystem
Boulder's Bee Bio-Monitoring Program utilizes honeybees and native bees to track environmental health, biodiversity, and contaminants, providing insights for community landscape management and supporting pollinator habitats.
Read More »Letter: Shana Tova from UCHealth Burn and Frostbite Center
As we move into the new year following Rosh Hashanah, we've been reflecting on the great privilege it has been to care for members of this community over the past year.
Read More »How Cherryvale Day Camp Turned Sustainability into a Season-Long Celebration
Cherryvale Day Camp integrated eco-friendly practices into programs, teaching sustainability through hands-on activities, community initiatives, and Jewish values, fostering environmental stewardship among campers and families.
Read More »Voice of the People Initiative Launches Application Process for Second Cohort
Voice of the People is seeking applicants for its second cohort to foster Jewish leadership, diversity, collaboration, and innovative community initiatives globally, emphasizing connection and understanding.
Read More »Column: A Novel Lawsuit Attacks Columbia U’s ‘Deliberate Indifference’ Toward Pro-Arab Students
The anti-Israel mob concocted a novel legal strategy on Monday when former Columbia University students sued their alma mater: the defendant mobilized a pattern of “deliberate indifference.”
Read More »Open Letter to the City Council and Mayoral and Council Candidates
Is it too much to ask of the City to make clear that no political cause gives anyone permission to intimidate fellow citizens. Jews should not have to accept behavior that Boulder would recognize as unacceptable if it were directed toward another community.
Read More »Danny Lewin z”l: The Very First Victim of 9/11
On the morning of September 11, 2001, Danny Lewin boarded American Airlines Flight No. 11 in Boston, expecting to reach Los Angeles. Instead, the flight was hijacked and commandeered by Arab terrorists, crashing into the North Tower of the World Trade Center.
Read More »This Year, Together: JEWISHcolorado Releases Annual Report
JEWISHcolorado reflects on its impactful year, highlighting advocacy, safety initiatives, record fundraising, and community programming while expressing gratitude for support.
Read More »ADL and BVSD Reach Settlement Agreement to Address Antisemitic Bullying in Boulder Schools
Boulder Valley School District will implement comprehensive measures to combat antisemitism following a federal complaint by the ADL.
Read More »Boulder JCC Statement on ADL-BVSD Settlement
We applaud BVSD, its Board of Education, and Superintendent Dr. Rob Anderson for taking swift accountability and partnering directly with the ADL to reach a settlement and implement meaningful solutions.
Read More »Letter: Israel Obeys International Law
Ed Kass ("Opinion: Needed Now. Ometz Lev" 9/3/26 BJN) is either ignorant of or willfully blind to the fact that all "Jewish settlements" in Judea and Samaria are totally consistent with Article 80 of the United Nations Charter, the controlling international law concerning Israel.
Read More »Boulder JCC Officially Breaks Ground on $2.5M “Growing Up Outside” Outdoor Expansion
The Boulder Jewish Community Center begins major outdoor expansion project after a groundbreaking event, supported by community contributions and aiming for completion before the end of 2026.
Read More »64% of Israeli Jews Want a Government Without Haredim, or One That Does Not Give in to Their Demands
A recent survey indicates that 64% of Israeli Jews want a coalition excluding Haredi demands on religious issues, highlighting a significant gap between public opinion and government policies.
Read More »Letter: Not “If” But “How”
The New York Times and Muhammad Shehada are wilfully blind to the one and only thing that Hamas must do to instill a least a scintilla of credibility in their claim, totally mendacious until now, that they are interested in peace.
Read More »Opinion: Needed Now! Ometz Lev!
We can learn from Elie Weisel: "I swore never to be silent whenever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.”
Read More »Column: A ‘Monument’ to ‘Palestinian’ Schemes for Region
Knesset member Zvi Sukkot should never have taken a sledgehammer in his hands and smashed a limestone monument in the Judea/Samaria (a.k.a. the West Bank) Arab village of Madama.
Read More »Scholars Gather at Cambridge to Advance the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism
The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy hosted its Summer Institute in Cambridge, gathering academics to enhance research and teaching on contemporary antisemitism globally.
Read More »Letter: The One & Only
The New York Times and Muhammad Shehada are wilfully blind to the one and only thing that Hamas must do to instill a least a scintilla of credibility in their claim, totally mendacious until now, that they are interested in peace.
Read More »Boulder JCC’s Exchange Lifelong Learning Program Returns for Fall 2026
The Boulder JCC's Fall 2026 Exchange Program offers diverse educational courses for adults 55+, emphasizing stress-free learning with no grades or homework. Registration starts September 2, classes start September 23.
Read More »Column: The Spectacle of China and Russia Scolding Israel…Again
Who will object to such lofty goals as “to achieve lasting peace” and correcting a “historical injustice?”
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