Update
The 1000th Shofar Post 📣
It’s crazy to think how far we’ve come as a Movement in rebuilding The Shofar as the voice for the members of AZA and BBG. Today, we’re thrilled to announce that since its relaunch online in 2017, The Shofar has hit 1,000 posts! Founded as a printed newspaper in 1925, The Shofar has always been one of the best ways our Movement has stayed connected. The Shofar is where we tell stories, express our opinions, share our thoughts, recap events, and stay connected. With hundreds upon hundreds of articles on the platform today, you can scroll for hours being inspired by the experiences, discussions, and achievements of Alephs and BBGs from years past. This news platform has documented some of the most historic moments throughout AZA and BBG’s 100-year history, and it’s beautiful that we have the opportunity to continue this legacy.
The Shofar today is run by the International Press Corps, which represents 170 members from around the world who love writing and media. The Shofar newsletter is one of four arms of the Press Corps Team. This group also has exponentially grown our TikTok following, manages our Snapchat account, and just launched a brand new podcast called BBYO Table Talk. We can’t wait to see what’s next for BBYO’s best team of influencers and journalists. Here’s to many more spooey rankings, convention experiences, opinion pieces, and creative ideas!
All views expressed on content written for The Shofar represent the opinions and thoughts of the individual authors. The author biography represents the author at the time in which they were in BBYO.
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