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Even as he faced severe health challenges in recent years, he continued outreach to Jews of all ages, wherever they lived.

The inability to pray with a minyan has been a painful consequence of this pandemic for many Orthodox Jews. And the desire to have a minyan three times daily, in any venue, is a genuine yearning of the soul for Orthodox Jews. …

What are your options if your son or daughter is in eighth or ninth grade and is interested in coding and computers? What happens if they are interested in law and wish to study to be paralegal? How about those students who are interested in medicine or healthcare and wish to become an EMT? What about those students who are interested in becoming an entrepreneur or obtaining their real estate license? Do you have a child who is talented in art and would like to learn to become a graphic designer? How about a son or daughter who loves cooking and baking and wants to study culinary arts? You cou...

YU Hosts Book Launch of ‘The Rabbi of Buchenwald’ By Pearl Markovitz | May 06, 2021 Praising the new publication of “The Rabbi of Buchenwald: The Life and Times of Rabbi Herschel Schacter,” Yeshiva University President Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman described the new volume as not only a history of American Jewry during the last seven decades of the 20th century, but a book of inspiration for future generations.” The work was published with the support of the Michael Scharf Publication Trust of the Yeshiva University Press and the Emil and Jenny Fish Center for ...

As a yeshiva high school student attending DRS, through learning at Yeshivat Kerem B’Yavneh, receiving semicha from RIETS and a master’s from Azrieli, Rabbi Ariel Schreier had a particular affinity for the study of Mishnayot, finding their brevity and focus exciting. Currently a third grade boys’ rebbe and fifth grade girls’ Mishnah instructor at RYNJ, Rabbi Schreier saw an opportunity for sharing his excitement and enthusiasm for Mishnayot with his talmidim. Starting with a group of 25 boys to whom Rabbi Schreier sent out pre-recorded videos three times per week, word of the program ...