Editor’s Note: The Commentator has decided to reprint this article from over 50 years ago written by then-Rosh Kollel Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein Z”L on the topic of the relationship between religious ...

For over 50 years, Steven Spielberg has been the artist who has captured the minds and imaginations of moviegoers everywhere. In his new movie, Spielberg explores the roots of his movie-making magic ...

For the first time in nearly a decade, RIETS Press will be publishing a new edition of Beit Yitzchak, a Hebrew collection of articles written by rebbeim (teachers) and talmidim (students) at YU about ...

Those who have davened in the Shenk Shul are certainly aware of its imposing presence over 185th St. From the dramatic white columns contrasting with its red brick facade to the colorful stained glass ...

Editor's Note: Ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election, The Commentator looked back into the archives and pulled an article analyzing the voting patterns of YU students from the 1930s to the 2020 ...

Since its enactment in 2010, the Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly known as Obamacare, has become a centerpiece of U.S. health policy. The ACA expanded health insurance eligibility through Medicaid ...

Yeshiva University, in partnership with Bar-Ilan and Tel Aviv universities, is launching a new Israel-based undergraduate program for the fall 2024 semester geared towards new students. The four-year ...

When’s the last time you saw the Breakfast Club? I don’t mean, the last time you watched a scene from the Breakfast Club, or talked about it with your friends. I definitely don’t mean the last time ...

Yiddish is a language and culture that constantly seems under threat of “dying.” However, in the words of Nobel Prize winning Yiddish writer Isaac Bashevis Singer: “In Jewish history, between dying ...

I was deeply disturbed to read Nissim Farhy’s article recounting the seeming hate crime and assault against a queer YU student, Tani Glaser (YC ‘26), at a public campus event. This is the inevitable ...

I had never read a science fiction book before last week. As a self-proclaimed “humanities girl,” I always hated the idea of letting science and math jargon bog down a good book. Despite my reluctance ...

I was fortunate enough to sit down (over Zoom) with Bunim Laskin, founder and CEO of Swimply, an online marketplace for swimming pool rentals. What started out as Bunim using Google Earth to find ...