Mazel Tov to Camp Ramah in Wisconsin staff alumna Sigal Samuel on publishing her debut novel, “The Mystics of Mile End”!

Mazel Tov to Camp Ramah in Wisconsin staff alumna Sigal Samuel on publishing her debut novel, “The Mystics of Mile End”!
40 Ramah alumni and friends came out in Washington DC to celebrate Camp Ramah in California alumnus Ben Platt’s starring role in the hit new musical, Dear Evan Hansen, making a limited run at the Arena Stage.
Ami Yares has been making headlines for his incredible project translating the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia’s music into Hebrew.
I’m still a little bit on cloud nine from Sunday night! I shrieked with excitement when I first heard about the possibility of an event centered on Broadway stars and Ramah alumni Ben Platt and Caissie Levy, and that excitement mixed heavily with anxiety and nerves when I ultimately agreed to perform at the same […]
Ramah Nyack alumna Ariella Dalfen made an appearance on the hit Food Network show, Chopped, on April 14 in an episode entitled “First Responders”, featuring police officers and paramedics.
Mazel Tov to Camp Ramah in California alumnus Ben Platt on winning the starring role in the world premiere of Dear Evan Hansen, a new musical written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
Have you ever looked for “Easter Eggs”, or hidden messages, in Disney or Pixar films? Camp Ramah in the Poconos alumnus and director/animator Saul Blinkoff is working to make sure that some of these “eggs” have Jewish meaning.
Joshua Kulp and Jason Rogoff, long time Ramah alumni and currently the scholars-in-residence at Camp Ramah in New England and Camp Ramah in the Berkshires, respectively, have published a unique introduction to the modern study of Talmud.
Ramahniks young and not-so-young gathered at Bayit VeGan on January 25 to celebrate the renowned Israeli author Etgar Keret. Over 100 alumni and friends attended the event, which was the first ever official Machane Ramah reunion in Israel! Check out some pictures of the event, and learn more about Etgar Keret here.
Hannah Roodman has successfully integrated cutting edge technology with tikkun olam through Project 2×1, the first documentary shot on Google Glass, exploring the cultures of the West Indies and Hasidic communities of Crown Heights, Brooklyn.