The Shenk Shul is housed at Yeshiva University, the Modern Orthodox flagship in New York City that was locked in battle with students over whether they could form an LBGTQ club.
It all started when Weissman was an undergraduate student at Stern College and walked into Soloveitchik’s class titled “The History of Halacha.”
The ruling by the Appellate Division in Manhattan marked the latest setback for the university in its fight to avoid recognizing YU Pride Alliance.
The New York County Supreme Court ruled that New York’s Yeshiva University is required to grant recognition to its LGBTQ club in June.
Turell was drafted 27th overall by the Motor City Cruise in the G League, the NBA’s minor league organization.
YU is attempting to hold all of its students hostage, The YU Pride Alliance said in a statement.
YU student clubs will be able to apply for up to $500 in funding per event from JQY.
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Yeshiva University cannot bar an LGBT student club after the US Supreme Court refused to block a judge's ruling ordering the school to officially recognize the group.