Undergraduate Torah Studies (UTS): Publications

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    Yeshiva University Undergraduate Catalog • 1987-1989
    (Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1987) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University
    This catalog includes information of admissions, finance, course of studies, and faculty.
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    Undergraduate catalog additions and corrections As of July 1, 1988
    (Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1988-07-01) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University
    Additional copies of this listing of additions and corrections to the Undergraduate Catalog are available from the Office of the Registrar. See the Catalog for more complete information about programs, regulations, and courses. Regulations in this listing, in the Catalog, and in other official statements of the University are binding on all students. The University reserves the right to change tuition, fees, regulations, course offerings, and admission and graduation requirements at any time without prior notice. Changes become binding on all students when posted on University bulletin boards.
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    Yeshiva University Undergraduate Catalog • 1991-1993
    (Office of Admissions, Yeshiva University, 1991) Office of Admissions, Yeshiva University
    ABOUT THIS CATALOG This Catalog supersedes all previous Catalogs and academic regulations and is binding on all students. It was prepared on the basis of the best information available at the time of publication. The University reserves the right to change tuition, fees, course offerings, regulations, and admission and graduation requirements at any time without prior notice. Students should consult the University bulletin boards in the Office of the Registrar and the Offices of the Deans for changes. Officers listed on the inside front cover of this Catalog may be contacted for the most recent information in their respective areas. When preparing their programs each semester, students should consult with faculty advisers and academic counselors. Schools included: Yeshiva College Isaac Breuer College of Hebraic Studies James Striar School of General Jewish Studies Yeshiva Program/Mazer School of Talmudic Studies Stern College for Women Sy Syms School of Business
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    UTS Programming Year in Review 5783
    (UTS, YU, 2023) Kalinsky, Yosef
    As Dean of close to 1,200 Undergraduate Men's students, hailing from all over the world, nothing could make me prouder than ensuring that Yeshiva University is the home away from home for our local, national, and international students. As a Yeshiva alumnus myself, having arrived in Washington Heights far from my home in Los Angeles, I know the importance of creating an atmosphere on campus that is lively, thriving, and takes into account the needs of each individual student. I am delighted to share with you our Undergraduate Torah Studies Programming Year in Review for 5783/2023. In addition to our weekly on campus Shabbos program, many of our Rebbeim regularly host students in their homes for shiur shabbatonim, thereby creating eternal bonds and friendships between fellow talmidim while forging Rebbe-Talmid relationships. Working with our student leaders, we provide festive Chanukah and Purim Chagigas and other holiday related programing, as well as a robust offering of programs for our growing Sephardic population. Further, last year we had our first annual Camp Shabbaton in beautiful Monticello, NY and our first JSS winter trip to Israel, for students who did not spend a gap year studying in Israel. Our Yeshiva remains open during the January break for “Yeshivat Bein-Hasemesterim” and we continue through June Zman––providing our talmidim the opportunity to have full days of learning and additional extra-curricular programming when the college is not in session. I invite you to experience Yeshiva through this brochure and to join us in supporting these wonderful programs. With Torah Blessings, Rabbi Yosef Kalinsky Dean, Undergraduate Torah Studies – Yeshiva University