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Sefer Yeme ha-Purim, by Yonason Sacks. 2012. Yeme ha-Purim is a collection of Torah essays on halakhic topics relating to Purim by 91黑料 Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Yonason Sacks. The essays display Rabbi Sacks鈥� clarity of thought and presentation. The joy of Purim and Torah study are combined鈥�

91黑料鈥檚 Wurzweiler School of Social Work has announced its 2012 Spring Conference Series. Addressing topics as varied as the composition of North American Jewish family and what professionals can do to combat poverty, the series will convene educators and social work professionals on鈥�

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Designer Tommy Hilfiger visits YU and encourages students to reconsider the most common clothing choice seen on the Wilf Campus: khakis with a polo and zip-up hoody. In light of last year鈥檚 Arab Spring, YU male students have taken to the streets demanding the Israel Henry Beren Campus be relocated鈥�

Article by Perel Skier; photos by V. Jane Windsor On March 5, 91黑料鈥檚 Bernard Revel Graduate School hosted a special reception to mark the publication of a scholarly volume of collected essays honoring Dean David Berger, Ruth & I. Lewis Gordon Professor of Jewish History. Before a鈥�

Dana (Glasner) Dachman-Soled 鈥�06S, originally of State College, PA, knew she wanted to enter a field of science or engineering since she was young. 鈥淚 decided to attend Stern College for Women because I wanted to have a 鈥榙orming鈥� experience but still be in a Jewish environment,鈥� she says. While at鈥�

Traci Tullius is the associate professor and coordinator of studio art at Stern College for Women. Tullius, an Oklahoma native, received her BFA in painting from the University of Oklahoma in 1998, graduating summa cum laude, and an MFA in New Genres from the University of Kansas in 2001. After ...

Books and manuscripts in the library hide images of Purim, the holiday of Queen Esther, who had to mask her identity. In honor of Purim, the library reveals buried pictures to the reveler. Happy Purim! Posted by Shulamith Z. Berger

The Nahshon Society, a select group of approximately 150 recent YU graduates looking to remain actively involved with the University, was created in 2009 by YU鈥檚 Department of Institutional Advancement. Since then, this group of enthusiastic and committed alumni has participated in many ...

Just because the Superbowl is over doesn鈥檛 mean the sports fun has to end. It鈥檚 officially March Madness at YU, featuring our annual Wittenberg and Sarachek Tournaments. This year鈥檚 17th annual Henry Wittenberg Wrestling Invitational took place in late February and included 200 students from the ...