Some critics might label two questions on a statewide test as intellectual dishonesty in our fourth largest state that is home to America's most sizeable Jewish population. Except that there was nothing intellectual about these questions.

Michelle Zangari opened a can devoid of any live worms when she warned that Orthodox Jews could be poised to seize control of Rockville Centre on Long Island, which was part of an eight-minute rant that drew condemnations against antisemitism from New York’s governor, senior senator and scores of others.

In Professor David Shneer's latest article, "How Jewish Can One Fiddler Be?: Reflections on the Folksbiene’s Fidler afn dakh," he and colleague Professor Rebecca Kobrin of Columbia University consider why this Yiddish version of "Fiddler on the Roof" is the best rendition they've seen.

Around the World and back again! This year it's Purim in the Big Apple - without getting on a plane.

A movement is born? Some people were busy this weekend!

New Yorkers who attended New York, New York said our trivia contest was hard! Find out yourself.

You can easily spend this much in a day visiting Manhattan...

Mobsters and monsters, busty showgirls and comical nazis, hapless producers and good-natured gangsters - The Broadway musical has them all!

A New York institution - Jewish, of course!

Meet me at Katz's Deli!

So many reasons to attend New York, New York!, Menorah's fabulous FUNdraiser.

A rather personal New York moment with pickles on the side.

Hint: Gimbels was in close rivalry with another Jewish-owned department store.

Fania Borach ring a bell? That's this star's real name.

The answer is blowin in the wind...

Test your rock history memory!

The original gossip columnist...did you guess right?

Did you venture a guess or were you waiting for the official word? Click here for answers!

Responding to the current employment challenges college students are facing, Aish Connections has created an initiative inviting Jewish students to compete in a series of business challenges to win internships.

Purim is consistently one of the largest Jewish events at CU - but this year it falls during spring break!

Menorah hosts New York, New York this September! Celebrate the rich history, culture, cuisine, and spirit of the center of Jewish American life.