Louis Keene
After student rape allegation, YU restructures office handling sexual misconduct
A Forward investigation uncovered at least two possible violations of federal Title IX statutes in the student’s case.
On TikTok, she offers a spicy daily take on Talmud
In Anzovin’s very online breakdowns of the Talmud make the affairs of ancient rabbis newly relatable.
Neo-Nazi who mailed threats to Jewish press gets 7 years
Kaleb Cole had flyers that read “you have been visited by your local Nazis” sent to Jewish and Black journalists and activists in four states.
She defended disgraced author Chaim Walder. Now a revered rebbetzin is facing a backlash of her own.
Traditional ideas rooted in the Biblical prohibition of talebearing are butting up against the notion of holding abusers accountable.
In court for mobbing the Capitol, they compared themselves to persecuted Jews
One Capitol rioter wrote a review of “Schindler’s List” and submitted it in her plea for a lighter sentence.
‘Hero’ rabbi in Chabad of Poway shooting gets jail time
Chabad of Poway Rabbi Yisroel Goldtsein, who survived shooting, gets prison sentence in fraud scheme
YU’s historic winning streak broken in crushing defeat on home court
The game was Yeshiva’s first test against real competition this year. It failed.
Yeshiva University has the longest active win streak in college basketball. Will it end Thursday night?
The showdown with Illinois Wesleyan will either fortify Yeshiva’s status as the best team in college hoops — or topple it from its perch.
Elliot Steinmetz: Sports Dad of the Year
YU men’s basketball’s win streak is only part of Steinmetz’s imprint on an unprecedented year for Orthodox Jewish athletes. The other is his son.
Book by book: A granddaughter lovingly dismantles ‘Lissy’s Library’
A bibliophile’s literature collection makes for a complicated heirloom. Leah Jarvik turned it into a giant gift.