The COVID-19 pandemic inspired Alissha Greer, a 2022 graduate of the Katz School’s M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology, to write Pablo’s Pandemic, a children’s book that blends humor, heart and a powerful message about family and resilience during challenging times.
Researchers at the Katz School and New Jersey Institute of Technology argue that the key to unlocking the secrets of topological metals lies in advanced mathematical tools from the field of C*-algebras.
Over Yeshiva University’s winter break in 2025, the Straus Center led a trip for its Straus Scholars to Vienna, Austria, where they examined its historical and current Jewish community through the prism of Torah and Western Thought.
Five OT Doctorate alums, including Leeyah Azizi, left, co-authored the article “Developing a Scholar-Practitioner Mindset: Grounded in Research Informed by Practice, Rooted in Care,” published in the AOTA OT Practice magazine in December.
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The Sy Syms School of Business has launched six concentrations in its Online MBA Program: Business Analytics: Equips students with data-driven decision-making skills, covering advanced topics like data mining, visualization and predictive analytics, crucial for understanding market trends and ...
In a recent study, “Mutual Information Reduction Techniques and its Applications in Feature Engineering,” researchers in the Graduate Department of Computer Science and Engineering explore which features matter most in machine learning models.
This past summer, the Impact Office at the Straus Center awarded a grant to two YU students, Justin Eichel and Atarah Mandel, who served as interns for prominent judges in New York.
In Fall 2024, the Straus Center sponsored a new course in the English Department entitled “The Values of Verse: Sacred and Secular Perspectives,” taught by Dr. Shaina Trapedo.