Annual Tribute to YU’s Dedicated Employees
Dual Memorial Services for Rabbi Meir Fulda zt”l
Honoring the Memory of a Beloved Man
Remembering the 80th Anniversary of Kristallnacht
The Importance of Keeping the History Alive
Career Center Sponsors TechUcation
Career Center’s Inaugural Tech Event
YU Ideas: Power, Politics and Leading a Nation
Yeshiva University Faculty Offer Multiple Insights
In Solidarity with Pittsburgh
Mourning and Healing
Dr. Elaine Pagels On Ancient Interpretations of Genesis
Seminar on Ancient Judaism Features Renowned Biblical Scholar
The Midterm Elections are the Textbook for This Class
Students in Voting and Elections Learn How to be Political Scientists In Prof. Matthew Incantalupo’s class, Voting and Elections, the upcoming midterms on November 6 are literally the textbook the seven students in the class use for their course of study. Incantalupo, an assistant professor in Yeshiva College’s political science department, has designed the course…
Innovation, Autonomy and Faith
Mois Navon, Microchip Designer, Speaks About the Intersection of Invention and Belief On September 4, 2018, Mois Navon, one of the founding engineers of Mobileye and designer of EyeQ, the chip powering the development of self-driving vehicles, spoke to an audience of computer science students from both campuses, YU faculty and staff, and members of…
Yeshiva University Mental Health Clinic Gains $500,000 in Capital Funding
New York State Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez Secures Funding for The Max and Celia Parnes Family Psychological and Psychoeducational Services Clinic On Tuesday, September 4, Yeshiva University and Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez (District 80) held a press conference at the new location of The Max and Celia Parnes Family Psychological and Psychoeducational Services Clinic, the training clinic…