The Orthodox Jewish institution will recognize its LGBTQ+ student group under a new name, concluding a lawsuit that’s ...

For years, in keeping with Orthodoxy’s prohibition against homosexual relations, Y.U. fought in court to avoid giving ...

In the meantime, 1,600 members of the Yeshiva community signed a letter urging recognition of the club, as did faculty from ...

The club, called Hareni, “will operate in accordance with the approved guidelines of Yeshiva University’s senior rabbis,” ...

Yeshiva University is finally recognizing an LGBTQ club on campus, capping a years-long legal battle that rose to the United ...

Less than a week after Yeshiva University agreed to recognize an LGBTQ+ student club as part of a legal settlement, university president Ari Berman apologized for the way the university conveyed the ...

The agreement with the YU Pride Alliance established a new club for LGBTQ+ called “Hareni” — a Hebrew word that roughly translates to “I hereby” — which will be eligible for school ...

Immediately after YU’s announcement, the Pride Alliance WhatsApp group changed its name to “Hareni,” according to the Commentator, the student newspaper. “It is with great pleasure and excitement that ...

Yeshiva University has never before recognized an official club of this sort, according to Katherine Rosenfeld, a partner at ...

For years, in keeping with Orthodoxy’s prohibition against homosexual relations, Y.U. fought in court to avoid giving official recognition to the YU Pride Alliance, a student LGBTQ group.