Due to the inclement weather forecast on Sunday, February 22, 2026, Touro Facilities will be closing at 1:30 PM. Touro student housing will remain open. The TouroCom Harlem campus will not be staffed other than security and students may use it for study purposes only until 1:30 pm. All classes and labs scheduled for Sunday and Monday will be remote. Please check your Canvas site and email for needed Zoom links. Students on clinical or experiential rotations should follow their location instructions.
Touro Law School will be in-person until 12:30 PM and all other classes after will be canceled. LCM Beis Medrash remains open Sunday, February 22 and Monday, February 23, 2026. Administration and staff will work remotely and should consult with their direct supervisor regarding assignments. Facilities employees should report to work and contact their supervisor for assignment. Touro College of Dental Medicine will follow instructions issued by Valhalla campus.
An update regarding Tuesday, February 24, 2026, will be issued by 8 PM Monday.
02/1/24 12:30 PMNinety Minutes: The Medical Magazine of the Web - What you need to know about RSV Vaccines for Seniors, Sleep Issues and More (Symposium #29)
Online via Zoom
Our webinar is now “Ninety Minutes: The Medical Magazine of the Web” — where we discuss what's current, what's common, and what healthcare providers and patients need to know.
Register for the 29th Webinar
01/29/24 8:00 PMIsrael, Hamas, and the United Nations
Zoom
Touro Talks and the Touro Law Center's Jewish Law Institute are pleased to present a conversation about the role of the United Nations in past and current conflicts between Israel and its neighbors. The program will feature leading figures from Touro University.
12/15/22 7:00 PM12/15/22 8:00 PMAutism and Religion: An International Conversation
Zoom
As part of Touro University's ongoing efforts to promote autism awareness, acceptance, and inclusion, Touro Talks and the Jewish Law Institute are pleased to present an international conversation exploring religious perspectives on autism.
Sponsored by:
The Jewish Law Institute's Disability Rights and Inclusion Project and by Touro Law's Disabled and Allied Law Students Association, in partnership with Touro Talks
11/15/22 12:30 PM11/15/22 1:30 PMAutism and Employment: Lessons From the Winters Center for Autism
Touro Law Center, Faculty Conference Room (FCR) 225 Eastview Drive, Central Islip, NY, 11722
As part of Touro University's ongoing efforts to promote autism awareness, acceptance, and inclusion, Touro Law Center is pleased to present a conversation exploring the autism employment program at the Winters Center for Autism.
Sponsored by:
The Jewish Law Institute's Disability Rights and Inclusion Project and by Touro Law's Disabled and Allied Law Students Association, in partnership with Touro Talks
05/4/21 7:45 PM05/4/21 9:00 PMAutism: Disability or Difference?
Recent years have seen a growing awareness of autism, producing a neurodiversity movement that accepts autism and other differences as part of the natural variation in the human genome. The panel of leading scholars and advocates will draw upon their personal and professional experiences in autism awareness, acceptance and inclusion, and will explore efforts to promote neurodiversity.