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YU News interviews Straus Scholar Aharon Soloveichik (YC ‘25), who spent his summer delving into constitutional studies with the Hertog Foundation.
The Sy Syms School of Business is excited to announce David Chubak ( resume, LinkedIn profile) as the new Chair of the Board of Overseers of the Sy Syms School of Business at Yeshiva University. With an impressive professional background and a passion for Sy Syms’ unique “Torah U’Business”…
Marsha Pinto, a speech pathologist and Katz School alumna, has become a media celebrity and national spokesperson for speech-language pathology's role in fighting negative stereotypes of people who are shy and introverted.
Manish Kumar Thota, an AI master's candidate, received the fellowship for his proposed work on developing a machine-learning chatbot that can assist with students' academic work.
No more fines for overdue books! Yes, that’s right: Yeshiva University Libraries have eliminated fines on overdue books. Don’t worry, if you need the books beyond the due date, you can renew your books online twice. Note: book replacement fees for lost or damaged books and late key returns for…
YU News interviews Straus Scholar Allie Orgen (SCW ‘24), who spent a week engaged in intensive philosophical study in Washington, DC at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a leading public-policy think tank.
My archival philosophy is guided by a variation of the well-known statement of Rabbi Chanina quoted in the Talmud (BT Ta’anis 7a) that “I have learned much from my teachers, more from my colleagues and from my students most of all.” My version, formulated from many years as an archivist ...
YU News interviews Yonatan Kurz, a recent graduate of Yeshiva College and the Straus Center, who has spent his summer diving into the intellectual world behind Jewish classical education -- past, present, and future.
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The Straus Center is proud to announce the incoming class of ten Straus Scholars who will form the seventh cohort of the Straus Scholars Program.
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