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News Archive
When Birthright Israel tried to figure out what’s next for unaffiliated young Jews, they turned to RRC grad Daniel Brenner, ’97. New York’s Jewish Week editor and publisher Gary Rosenblatt explains why.
RRC grad Rebecca Alpert, ’76, Ph.D., chair of Temple University’s religious studies department and former dean of students at RRC, has been making news as an honoree, a mayoral appointee, and the author of a new book.
New York’s Jewish Week featured new grad Darby Leigh in a front-page story, “Hear, O Israel,” about how he is helping to break down barriers as one of the country’s only deaf rabbis.
Two recent RRC graduates, Isaac Saposnik, ’08, and Donna Kirshbaum, ’08, are profiled in this year’s Forward round-up of new rabbis.
For the second year in a row, Newsweek has named RRC president Dan Ehrenkrantz, ’89 (pictured), one of America’s 50 most influential rabbis.
President Dan Ehrenkrantz weighs in on new Pew research on spirituality, with the Hartford Courant.
Renowned scholar Susannah Heschel, Ph.D., and distinguished Islamic studies professor Amina Wadud, Ph.D., discussed interfaith relations at a talk organized by RRC
The Blade of Toledo, OH, highlights the keynote speech by Lori Lefkovitz, Ph.D., at an annual interfaith dialogue.
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