Hadar Galron spins comedy from Orthodox roots
By Maggie Young, Staff Writer
January 15, 2019
Filed under Campus, News, Top Stories
It was when Galron heard a rabbi joking on the radio about the traditions of Orthodox Judaism that she realized she could funnel her upbringing into comedy.
Students contend with Christmas
By Rose Luder | Staff Writer
December 8, 2017
Filed under Campus, News, Top Stories
The Cathedral of Learning is adorned with tinsel and stringed lights, Schenley Plaza is lined with luminescent Christmas trees and holiday songs can be heard in almost every building on campus. For many, this show of holiday spirit is part of the buildup to the biggest holiday of the year — Christma...
Continuing Kosher customs at Market to Go
By Ana Altchek | For The Pitt News
October 15, 2017
Sitting by the candle lights and surrounded by the people I loved, I experienced my religion — Judaism — as a culture of warmth and comfort. Growing up, Friday nights at my home were a time of decompressing from a week’s worth of work, a time I could spend with family without worrying about...