Andrew Boyarsky and Douglas Graham: Organizational Resilience is Key to Defeating Cyberattacks Quite often with cybersecurity, the public sees what might appear to be a game of cat and mouse: the perpetrators (bad guys) attack, then the cybersecurity establishment (government, private companies, and so on; the good guys) defend and try to plug, patch, and […]
Tag: Op-ed
Anti-Semitism’s Threats Transcends The Jewish People
President Joel: Universities Are Not supposed to Reflect Society; They’re Supposed to Illumine The Future
Disagreeing Agreeably
President Joel: BDS and a Call for Civility in Higher Education
The Men and Women of Jerusalem
Mark Weingarten’s Yom Yerushalayim Valedictorian Address The following has been adapted from Mark Weingarten’s valedictorian address at Yeshiva University’s 2015 commencement on May 17 (Yom Yerushalayim). Thank you Rabbi Joseph, President Joel, honored Roshei Yeshiva, Rabbi Schachter, Rabbi Penner, faculty, families, friends, my fellow graduates. Today marks Yom Yerushalayim, the day that Jerusalem was reclaimed […]
The Iron Dome of Jewish Leadership
Ambassador Danny Ayalon Reflects on His Experience Teaching at Yeshiva University
Do the 2014 Midterms Matter?
Dr. Jamie Aroosi: Looking Beyond the Scorecard Approach to Politics
Lessons Not Learned?
Dr: Jess Olson: The Yazidis and The Armenians of Musa Dagh
Teach Humanity
Dr. Rona Novick: How Educators Can Arm Students With Hope in an Increasingly Dangerous World
Builders Of The Jewish People
President Richard M. Joel on Banayich and Bonayich: Two Halves of a Nuanced Whole
Is Higher Education Losing its Soul?
President Richard Joel: ‘University Must be About Not Just Making a Living But Building a Life’