UW faces backlash for scheduling first day of school on Jewish holiday
Blank says first day of school cannot be moved, but reschedules convocation, other first day events to better accommodate the holiday
UW System academic calendar conflict with Rosh Hashanah speaks to larger institutional problems
Classes on six UW System campuses start Sept. 7 or 8, while Rosh Hashanah begins on the evening of Sept. 6, ends sundown Sept. 8.
Wisconsin’s Jews are not a shield for partisan squabbling
Robin Vos' use of Jewish festivals to excuse rescheduling elections is asinine, unhelpful
Hillel hosts conversation with Holocaust survivor who shares experience living in, escaping Nazi Germany
Hilde Adler, who has lived in Madison for 55 years, credits her life to her family, who escaped from Germany to England and then to the U.S.
Show tunes meet politics for timely Randy Rainbow performance
Rainbow talks political satire in the age of Trump, reflects on Pittsburgh massacre, produces musical parodies for comedic night at Overture Center
Religious observance should not be inconvenience for non-Christian students
UW's Christian-centered calendar forces students of other faiths to choose between academics, religious observance
As anti-Semitic incidents increase across US, UW Hillel strives for unity, awareness
Anti-Defamation League reported 89 percent increase in anti-Semitic acts on college campus
Letter to the Editor: Speaking out against Israel cannot be conflated with ‘anti-Semitism’
Groups should not be labeled 'anti-Semitic' for speaking out against injustices they have suffered
