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Orthodox rabbi Julius Berman, who influenced secular and observant Jewish institutions, dies at 90
His extensive leadership at some of the largest Jewish communal organizations in the United States defined his broader legacy.
From Miami to Beit Shemesh: A doctor’s mission to restore Hebrew pronunciation
President Herzog to visit New York on Sunday
Campus antisemitism is symptom of America’s lost values, Yeshiva University pres. tells 'Post'
Amid COVID-19, Yeshiva U., Eleos partner to combat mental health crisis
“We are training 21st century clinicians to provide excellent care and support in any setting, whether in face-to-face therapy sessions or through teletherapy.”
Yeshiva University rejects LGBTQ club, will support students in other ways
LGBTQ issues present a dilemma for the Modern Orthodox world, which is defined by its strict adherence to traditional Jewish law as well as embrace of the secular world.
Rabbi Norman Lamm, longtime head of Yeshiva University, dies at 92
The noted Modern Orthodox rabbi, author and communal leader had just lost his wife to COVID-19 a month earlier.
Mindy Lamm, wife of Yeshiva U president emeritus Rabbi Dr Lamm, dies
"In memory of our dear Aunt Mindy Lamm, who held aloft the entire world until she was felled by this murderous affliction," her niece wrote in a Facebook post.
More firsts for Yeshiva U men’s basketball as they pick up awards
Two players have been named All-American, including one on the first team, and a coach has been chosen as national Coach of the Year.
YU men’s basketball team made history — until coronavirus ended the season
'There was no sting of defeat, there was no glory of victory, it was just kind of this, like, blank screen, and an emptiness — wondering what could have been.'
YU, NCSY embrace virtual programming amid coronavirus outbreak
After becoming the first university in the US to have a student test positive for the novel coronavirus, YU recently finished its first week of fully online studies.
Yeshiva University men’s basketball team continues record-breaking season
The Maccabees notched a 102-83 victory on Saturday night over Penn State Harrisburg for their 29th straight win.
Yeshiva U. students complain over college refusal to approve LGBTQ group
The YU Alliance, a student-run organization that does not receive funding from the student councils, currently holds LGBTQ-related events off-campus.
Coronavirus triggers closures, quarantines in New York Jewish community
Yeshiva University’s annual Red Sarachek Basketball Tournament for Orthodox high schools across the United States and Canada, scheduled for March 12 through 16, has also been postponed.
