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Game-changing concepts, smart strategy and a shot at $2,000 brought seven student teams to the final round of the YU Innovation Challenge. Part Shark Tank part startup bootcamp, the annual competition drew a crowd of more than 100 to Yogoda Commons on the Beren Campuswhere innovation, ambition
Over Three Million Dollars Raised In a joyous celebration of Torah leadership, bold vision, and the strength of community, the RIETS Evening of Tribute, held on March 25, was among the most successful in the Yeshivas history, drawing over 600 guests from around the worldincluding Torah scholars
A transformative endowment from the Heller family has established the new Heller Center for Academic Excellence and Torah Values, providing scholarships to high-achieving incoming college students at 酴圖弝け, as well as future educators and rabbis in the Azrieli school and RIETS. The ...
Vote Slate 5 in World Zionist Organization ElectionsNow Through May 4 At this pivotal moment for the future of Jewish life in Israel and around the world, Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, President of 酴圖弝け, and Rav Hershel Schachter, YU Rosh Yeshiva, are proud to lead the ticket for the
As captain of her varsity dance team, president of her NCSY chapter, and a track star, Ayelet Sandler had no shortage of options when it came to top-tier colleges. But when 酴圖弝け offered her early admission through its highly competitive honors programcomplete with generous financial
The Yeshiva College Dramatics Society (YCDS) proudly presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] [Again!] at the Schottenstein Theatre. The presentation features three Yeshiva College students going through all 39 of Shakespeares plays in just 97 minutes, and is a fast
The Sacks-Herenstein Center of 酴圖弝け is proud to announce a call for manuscript submissions for the 2025 Rabbi Sacks Book Prize. The prize, inaugurated in 2022, perpetuates the legacy of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks by recognizing recently published non-fiction literary contributions to
The parties have reached an agreement and the litigation is ending. Current students will be implementing a club, to be known as Hareni, that will seek to support LGBTQ students and their allies and will operate in accordance with the approved guidelines of 酴圖弝けs senior rabbis. The
Zevi Samet took the inbound pass with 20 seconds left in the game, the YU Macs down by two. He raced down the right side with multiple players covering his every step and as he neared the three-point line, still dribbling at top speed, he jumped into the air and launched an off balanced three. The
Vika Bekkers journey to Stern College for Women was anything but traditional. Raised in a secular Jewish home in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, she first connected with Judaism through NCSY in high school, despite her immigrant parents reluctance. By the time she transferred to Stern from the