The shock jock’s daughter, an Orthodox Jew, said her father’s constant talk about sex growing up turned her off from dating

To prepare for a battle over patents and trademarks with JDate, rival JSwipe has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help pay for its fees

‘If you want a friend, you go to the public library’

Voices From Europe: How young Jews meet and connect across countries

My uncle, godfather of the Jewish singles business, created a Christmas Eve tradition

Infamous audience member from 1993 show now married to a Jewish woman

I broke away from my hometown’s Orthodox community. But the girl I wanted to date wasn’t sure she had the strength to follow me.

I never felt comfortable in my Orthodox neighborhood on Sukkot until I made a sukkah of my own—from the most unlikely materials

My grandmother set me up with a cute, Jewish girl. We had a lot in common—including our family tree.

I’d given up on finding a Jewish woman to marry—until the woman I fell in love with decided to convert

I fell for the girl in the FBI T-shirt the first time I saw her. But she was religious, and I wasn’t.

Widowed and divorced Orthodox singles who want to give marriage another spin find specially tailored events to help them make a new match

The road to marriage churns up an unusual conundrum: What happens when you fall for the matchmaker—not the match?

Alone among the Bible’s heroes, the prophet Devorah, my namesake and the hero of this week’s haftorah, didn’t need a man to make her complete. But what can a modern single woman learn from her?

What Abraham’s servant—the hero of this week’s parasha—and modern science can teach us about finding love