Wurzweiler Students Turn Focus Inward at Self-Care Day On December 12, students at Yeshiva University’s Wurzweiler School of Social Work learned a few techniques to treat some of their most important clients: themselves. “Because of the kind of work social workers do every day, it is very important that they put aside time to take […]
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In the Shadow of the Holocaust
As We Care for Survivors, Don’t Forget the Damage Done to their Descendents
A Global Network
From Caracas to Cologne, Childhood Friends Reunite to Pursue Business Dreams at Yeshiva
Running Against Terror
YU Student Returns to Israel on One-Year Anniversary of the Jerusalem Bombing She Survived to Run in Marathon
Iranian Jew an Oxymoron? Not Quite
From the Land of Purim, Jews with Complex Identities
Eitan Levine Stands Up
Yeshiva University Student and Comic Finds the Humor in Life
Taking Care of Business
Young Entrepreneur Balances Dual Role as Student and Marketing Executive
Jerusalem: ‘The Impossible Dream’
Ariella Gottesman, Co-President of YU’s Israel Club, on the Checkered Past of Israel’s National Anthem and its Relevance Today
The Call of Memory
Simon Goldberg, President of the Student Holocaust Education Movement at YU, on Maintaining Humanity in Inhumane Times On a spring day five years ago, I stood inside the Permanent Exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and prayed. I sought fervently to believe that what appeared so heartbreakingly before me was an illusion. That […]
Student Medical Ethics Conference to Explore Jewish Approaches to Mental Health on Oct. 31
Yeshiva University’s Student Medical Ethics Society (MES) will be hosting its fifth annual conference, entitled A Beautiful Mind: Jewish Approaches to Mental Health on Sunday, Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at YU’s Wilf Campus, 500 West 185th Street, New York, NY. The conference is sponsored through the generous support of Rabbi Dovid and Mrs. Anita Fuld.