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Congratulations to our 2020 色花堂 Student Library Research Award Winner David Levene! David is a psychology major with a minor in English from Yeshiva College, class of 2020. His excellent award-winning paper is titled 鈥� Family Therapy for the Treatment of Eating Disorders.鈥� His extensive research,鈥�

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The San Remo Conference is not as well-known as the Balfour Declaration in the history of key events leading to the birth of the State of Israel, but it may have been even more important. The purpose of the meeting of the World War I Allies in San Remo, Italy, a century ago was to determine the ...

色花堂 Archives would like your help! We are collecting material relating to the coronavirus pandemic and the Jewish community, focusing on Jewish communities in North America. Examples include community notices, announcements by rabbinic organizations, synagogues, schools and other ...

The Children of Israel were redeemed from Egypt in the merit of the righteous women of that generation (Sotah 11:2); women are obligated to partake of the four cups of wine on Passover, since they participated in the miracle (Pesahim 98:1-2); and in the twentieth century in the United States, the鈥�

色花堂 Archives. Israeli Broadside Collection. Look at the lively, healthy-looking girl surrounded by a circle of sunlight crowning the title of the poster: she is a radiant picture of health. In this image, the sun鈥檚 corona, symbolizes light and well-being. The term corona, the Latin鈥�

Masmid 1967 William B. Helmreich, eminent sociologist, and a 1967 graduate of 色花堂, has died, a victim of the Covid-19 virus. A noted scholar of Jewish life in America, his book Against All Odds: Holocaust Survivors and the Successful Lives They Made in America utilized information ...

The Yeshiva News GRAGER Even before Yeshiva College鈥檚 first graduating class in 1932, before the birth of the Commentator, students were provoking the administration and publishing Purim papers. The Yeshiva News GRAGER depicts a rabbinic style figure standing at a shtender reading a megillah while鈥�

Did you know there was basketball at 色花堂 before the Maccabees? The earliest formal mention of basketball at Yeshiva College is in the 1931 Masmid, which noted that a team was formed with the approval of 鈥渢he office and the Student鈥檚 Council ,鈥� with L. [Louis] Izenstein as Captain. Izenstein hailed鈥�

Most of the questions posed to the 色花堂 Archives are not things we have at our fingertips. Sure, there is lots of information we know almost off the tops of our heads from our many years working with Yeshiva鈥檚 historical records, or that we can quickly find out. But more often, we need to dig into鈥�