Emily Goldberg
US Newsletter Editor at Financial Times
Newsletters @financialtimes Past lives: @politico @theatlantic. Product of @USCAnnenberg. Runner, eater of ice cream, usually not at the same time.
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4 weeks ago |
jns.org | Emily Goldberg
(May 29, 2025 / JNS) Yeshiva University requires undergraduates who live on campus—a must for a student’s first two semesters—to agree “to live in accordance with halachic (Jewish law) norms and Torah ideals.” It also imposes an oft-ignored dress code in all academic buildings, by which women must wear “dresses or skirts that are knee-length and tops that have sleeves and a modest neckline.” Men must don “pants and a shirt.” But the school’s recent decision to first reject, then recognize,...
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1 month ago |
clevelandjewishnews.com | Emily Goldberg
Yeshiva University requires undergraduates who live on campus—a must for a student’s first two semesters—to agree “to live in accordance with halachic (Jewish law) norms and Torah ideals.” It also imposes an oft-ignored dress code in all academic buildings, by which women must wear “dresses or skirts that are knee-length and tops that have sleeves and a modest neckline.” Men must don “pants and a shirt.” But the school’s recent decision to first reject, then recognize, and then seesaw again...
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1 month ago |
jns.org | Emily Goldberg
(May 23, 2025 / JNS)On May 14, someone created a document, which came to list 83 faculty members at Yeshiva University, decrying the school’s decision to confer its highest honor, a presidential medallion, on Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) at the university’s graduation ceremony on Thursday.
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1 month ago |
yuobserver.org | Emily Goldberg |Shira Kramer |Esti DeAngelis |Chloe Baker
By Emily Goldberg, Editor-in-ChiefFour years ago, around this time of year, I was sitting alone in my basement with COVID-19. Despite being sick, I had an important decision to make. I stared at my computer screen, on it my acceptance letter to Yeshiva University. “Accept Admissions” – all I had to do was press that button. Such a simple, small action; little did I know how that one click would change my life forever.
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1 month ago |
yuobserver.org | Esti DeAngelis |Emily Goldberg |Shira Kramer |Chloe Baker
By Esti DeAngelis, Opinions EditorOne day in December 2023, Israel Defense Forces combat medic Ben Ronen climbed a hill in Gaza to get better reception. He sent his Spotify login information to a friend and asked him to post a song. The song, called “Eich Sarafti Gesher,” or “How I Burned a Bridge,” soon went viral in Israel.
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