YU Statement on Dismissal of Abuse Case
New York–YU issued the following statement last week when the $380 million abuse case against the school was dismissed in federal court: We are gratified
New York–YU issued the following statement last week when the $380 million abuse case against the school was dismissed in federal court: We are gratified
U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin and EMC Corporation on recently signed an agreement to jointly invest in advanced technology projects in cloud computing, data analytics,
Jerusalem—Stewart “Rah Rah” Rahr, a Brooklyn billionaire and CEO of Kinray Inc, has donated fifty new ambulance motorcycles, with an estimated value of $1.3 million,
A poll, publicized Jan. 28 on the Knesset Channel, predicts 18 mandates for a new party headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, should the prime minister decide
The Zionist Organization of America has opened a Northern New Jersey office, located in Hackensack, and named Laura Fein, Esq. as its new Executive Director.
In addition to serving as Deputy Mayor for the past many years, I have had the honor of serving as trustee of the Teaneck Library
The Nachum Segal Network (www.nachumsegal.com) aired its first ever “Kosher Halftime Show” during Super Bowl XLVIII this past Sunday night. The 20-minute online experience featured
Last Wednesday night, the JLBC-affiliated paper The Queens Jewish Link (QJL) celebrated its second birthday with a buffet at the Young Israel of Kew Gardens
Paterson—In response to the recent American Studies Association decision to boycott Israeli academics, Congressman Bill Pascrell, Rush Holt and almost 150 additional Congressman sent the
Fair Lawn—Congregation Darchei Noam welcomes Rabbi Yechezkel Freundlich of the Beth Jacob shul in Atlanta, GA to lead an interactive series of marriage workshops. The
Over 300 public school students from across North America recently gathered in Stamford, Connecticut for NCSY’s Yarchei Kallah five-day program. NCSY is the Orthodox Union’s
New York—As participants on winter missions organized by Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish Future, more than 90 students traveled to Kharkov and Sumy in