Assistant Vice President for Government Affairs Phil Goldfeder Shares Political Experience with Honors Students For those curious about how to balance Judaism with a life of public service, Phil Goldfeder, assistant vice president for government affairs at Yeshiva University, gave a funny and inspiring rendition of his life’s journey titled “From Albany to Oklahoma” to students…
In Tough Times, Keeping the Faith Alive
Meet the Muskmakh: Rabbi Tsvi Selengut Works to Rebuild Shul and Community Struck by Hurricane Sandy Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) and the Yeshiva University community will celebrate the ordination of its largest class of musmakhim [ordained rabbis] at its Chag HaSemikhah Convocation on March 23, 2014. The record class of rabbis represents an internationally diverse group, hailing from…
From Kharkov to Cleveland, It’s All About Community
On Four CJF Winter Missions Around the World, YU Students Get Closer Look at Jewish Leadership
Months Later, Sandy Relief Efforts Continue
Students and Recent Graduates Kick Off Summer Break with Sandy Aid Mission
Picking Up the Pieces After Sandy
Donations, Volunteers Needed in Sandy’s Hardest-Hit Regions
Lessons Learned in Sandy's Aftermath
Charlie Harary: Sandy Brought Her A Game, Now It’s Time to Bring Ours
Post-Sandy: A Message from President Joel
A Message from President Joel