(Courtesy of YU) In what was a unique and extraordinary experience, over 50 Stern College students had the opportunity to spend Shabbat with YU Rosh
(Courtesy of JEP) The Jewish Education Project, an organization dedicated to inspiring and empowering educators to create transformative Jewish experiences, announced the five recipients of
(Courtesy of YU) YU Global, a leading online career development arm of Yeshiva University, is excited to announce its spring courses. With a special focus
On Sunday, April 7, Yeshiva University hosted an evening of “Unity, Solidarity and Story” to mark six months of the Israel-Hamas war. Speakers included Rachel
(Courtesy of AABJ&D) As most of us rush to get ready for Pesach, Pesach preparations have been underway at matzah bakeries around the world for
On April 10, 150 students from the Beren and Wilf campuses of Yeshiva University embarked on their second lobbying trip of the year to Washington
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Bris Avrohom rabbis and volunteers are busy packing, distributing and shipping shmura matzah to all people affiliated with the organization, ensuring
והגדת לבנך And you will tell your children: Once we were slaves in a strange land. We were beaten and starved, forced to work until
Chaim Peri (Chaim ben Nechama), 80, has been held captive in Gaza since he was abducted by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7. He was taken
One should try to maximize the time one spends in Israel. By visiting Israel, one might partially fulfill the mitzvah of yishuv Eretz Yisrael. In
As Pesach approaches, our minds and hearts are flooded with a range of conflicting emotions. October 7 was the darkest day in modern Jewish history.
A mother finished reading her son his favorite bedtime story for the third time one night. After the final reading, the little boy climbed out
