Sep 14, 2019 By: yunews


Top Stories

Dr. Ari Berman, President of Yeshiva University, Speaks at a Day Dedicated to Torah Study

Yeshiva University to Create The Emil A. and Jenny Fish Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center

Bari Weiss and Sivan Rahav-Meir Fight the Good Fight Against Anti-Semitism

Dr. Danielle Wozniak and Rabbi Elazar Meisels Celebrate 45 Wurzweiler/Sara Schenirer MSW Graduates

Join the YU Community from September 18 to September 19 to Raise $5 Million for Scholarships

Highlights on Campus

It was all orientation all day long on the YU campuses. We have the pictures to prove it.

New York State Senator Anna M. Kaplan ’90C spoke to the incoming JD class of 2022 at Cardozo Law School.

MTA and Central held their orientations, celebrating the start of a new academic year.

Kwame Anthony Appiah (second from left) spoke about “How to Manage Our Multiple Identities.”

Shabbat on Campus events got off to a dynamic start with friends, great food and inspirational shiurim.

One hundred and fifty students met up with 20 employers at the Fall 2019 Finance, Fintech & Accounting Fair.

YU Athletics intramural director Stan Watson retires after 33 years of storied service.

The Yeshiva University Chinese Student Union organized a celebration of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival.

Faculty News of Note

Dr. Dara Horn, the prize-winning author, will teach a course this semester as a visiting professor about divine justice and human creativity.

Dr. Ari Bergmann, founder & managing principal of Penso Advisors, LLC, will teach a course as a visiting professor combining the Talmud and finance.

After 20 years at YU, Dr. Morton Lowengrub, the beloved administrator, teacher and mathematician, has retired to pursue the delights of higher math.

Four Yeshiva College computer science instructors toured Facebook and emerged with valuable recruiting tips for YU grads.

Dr. Ari Berman, President of Yeshiva University, led an impressive team of YU faculty at Herzog College’s Yemei Iyun B’Tanakh [Bible study days].

Seven promotions (including two for tenure) and 22 new faculty members promise an exciting new academic year for YU students.

Student/Alumni Snapshots

A full stack software developer for Nefesh B’Nefesh, Shayna (Michaels) Fishman ’18S also teaches Haredi women to code in multiple languages.
