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  • December's Mitzpeh Matchmaker

    Every month, the Mitzpeh will help Jewish students meet others on campus by setting them up on a blind date and interviewing them afterward. December's blind daters are Saul Shamash, a senior civil engineering major and Alexia Smith, a senior operations management and marketing major. Their Dec. 4 date took place at Yogiberry. 

  • hanukkah graphic by jenn. jpg Hanukkah, Gelt and Guilt

    Celebrate Hanukkah without worrying about your waistline. 

  • Jew you should know pic.jpg Jew You Should Know: Kiera Zitelman

    Meet Kiera Zitelman, December's Jew You Should Know. See what she's up to at the Co-op and SEE. 

  • A Fine Dining Experience: A Hillel Dining Review

    A satirical review of Hillel's dining. 

  • Not An Average Friday Night

    For most college students, Friday night meals involve delivery, pasta, stir-fry, or anything easily made in a microwave. But for some University of Maryland Jewish students, Friday night dinner and Saturday lunch is far more elaborate than a pack of Ramen Noodles. 

  • Yeah, That’s Kosher

    YeahThatsKosher.com helps observant Jews keep kosher while traveling. 

  • Breaking Kosher in College

    With limited dining options at the University of Maryland, many Jewish students break kosher. 

  • mitzpehmatchmakaerNOV Mitzpeh Matchmaker

    Every month, the Mitzpeh will help Jewish students meet others on campus by setting them up on a blind date and interviewing them afterward. November's blind daters are Alon Sendowski, a senior double major in finance and international business and Karly Moll, a junior journalism major. Their Nov. 1 date took place at Yogiberry.

  • The Mighty Strength of Maryland

    When you think about marching band, athleticism isn't necessarily what comes to mind. But the Mighty Sound of Maryland trains and performs much like other athletic teams.

  • Jewyoushouldknow1.jpg A Jew You Should Know

    Meet this month's Jew You Should Know, Sarah Katz-Hyman. She's a sarcastic broadcast journalism and environmental science double major who loves the outdoors and puppies.