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Supreme Court returns YU’s case against LGBTQ club to lower courts, but signals its interest in the issue

A 5-4 decision suggests the high court may well hear the Modern Orthodox university’s case in the future.

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Barnard’s Jewish president looks back on her last first day

Sian Leah Beilock will become Dartmouth College’s first-ever woman president next year and, at 46, the youngest college president in the Ivy League.

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Go fish! Lox back on menu at Upper West Side synagogue

B’nai Jeshurun amends its policy, saying luncheon sponsors can serve the Ashkenazi delicacy.

Elena Kagan, in synagogue talk, says courts lose legitimacy when they stray from precedent

New York finalizes rules requiring private schools, including yeshivas, to prove they meet standards

Mayor Adams vows to complete probe into secular education at New York City’s yeshivas

Yeshiva U can block LGBTQ club for time being, Supreme Court says

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Lox block: UWS congregation takes beloved salmon off the menu, citing environmental concerns

Yeshiva debate boils over ahead of vote on state regs and a New York Times investigation

Kosher Chinese Restaurant, Kosher Certification over Chinese Food

Following scandal, kosher Chinese restaurants in Brooklyn move to distance themselves from NJ establishment

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