The View from YU
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Item Open Access The View from YU ; September 2020(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University., 2020-09) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; November 2020(Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2020-11) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; December 2020(2020-12) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; January 2021(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University., 2021-01) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; February 2021(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University., 2021-02) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; March 2021(Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2021-03) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; April 2021(Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2021-04) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; May 2021(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University., 2021-05) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; June 2021(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University., 2021-06) Office of Marketing & CommunicationsWe are excited to devote our June issue of View from YU to our thousands of new graduates. Many of our graduate schools marked their commencements with a combination of live and virtual ceremonies, which drew celebrants from across the world. The Yeshiva University 90th Annual Commencement Exercises were held live at Arthur Ashe Stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens—an enormous undertaking that reflected the resilience of our faculty, staff and students, and their commitment to rise above our challenging times.Item Open Access The View from YU ; September 2021.(Yeshiva University: Office of Marketing and Communication, 2021-09) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsItem Open Access The View From YU ; December 2021(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University, 2021-12) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsItem Open Access The View from YU ; January 2022(Office of Marketing & Communications. Yeshiva University, 2022-01) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsItem Open Access The View From YU ; March 2022(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2022-03) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsYU newsletter highlighting achievements from all campuses.Item Open Access The View from YU ; April 2022(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2022-04) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsYU newsletter highlighting achievements from all campuses.Item Open Access The View from YU ; May 2022(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2022-05) Office of Marketing and Communications...."On the pages that follow, you will find additional information on the May 26 commencement celebration as well as details on the graduate school commencements scheduled in May. You will also read about the many other exciting and notable events that have taken place on campus this month – from a student-run TEDx talk to the opening of the David Drelich Bloomberg Finance Lab." (President Ari Berman, President, Yeshiva University)Item Open Access The View from YU ; November 2022(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2022-11) Office of Marketing and Communications"As we move into the second half of our fall semester, I am inspired by the joyful routine of students studying, research developing and YU continuing to grow. The shift in the Jewish calendar from the peak of the holidays to a productive and full daily schedule is reflective of the pace and rhythms of our campus life. At YU, our innovative, value-driven education is always on display, as demonstrated by the pages in this edition of VFYU." --YU President Ari BermanItem Open Access The View from YU ; December 2022(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2022-12) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsMessage From The President My Dear Friends, Students and Colleagues, As we head into winter, with its shorter days and longer nights, we also look toward the light of Hanukkah. Hanukkah celebrates our human capacity to spread light, and that is the very essence of YU, the flagship Jewish university.¶ In all our metrics — national rankings, student enrollment, cutting-edge academic programs and the career accomplishments of our graduates — Yeshiva University is on the rise. You will see meaningful expressions of this growth in this edition of the View from YU, all shaped by our Core Torah Values: showcasing Torat Adam, students are learning the art of business communications through a new curriculum at Sy Syms; embodying the value of Torat Chesed, Stern College for Women has helped a top scholar from Afghanistan find a new intellectual home; Torat Emet was demonstrated by Katz School students in their scientific research which revealed new truths in the area of climate change and forest fires; exemplifying Torat Chaim, philanthropist Anita Zucker donated $5 million toward Jewish education scholarships at YU; and YU hosted a decorated IDF colonel for an inspirational Shabbaton, expressing Torat Tzion — the light of redemption.¶ Our brightest candles are our students and they continue to spread light and joy throughout our communities and in our broader society.¶ Wishing you much continued success, a joyous holiday season and a winter filled with light.Item Open Access The View from YU ; February 2023(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2023-02)Item Open Access The View from YU ; March 2023(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2023-03) Office of Marketing and Communicationscore values and on advancing our community and our world: • Parents, grandparents and students studied together in our Dor L’Dor Yeshiva Learning Program • Young YU diplomats took on the world’s most pressing problems in the National Model United Nations event • Two recent guest speakers at the Straus Center discussed Herzl’s Zionist writings and the intersection of Judaism and journalism • Ferkauf opened the first-ever clinic to address non-verbal learning disorders • We sent a record number of representatives to the OurCrowd Global Summit 2023, the largest business conference in IsraelItem Open Access The View from YU ; April 2023(Office of Marketing and Communications, Yeshiva University, 2023-04) Office of Marketing and CommunicationsOur View from YU is a monthly publication showcasing some of our events and happenings in our university. You will also find stories of the many accomplishments sustaining the University’s strategic priorities—Values and Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Science and Technology and Great Jobs and Impactful Careers.