The Center for Jewish Studies partnered with Religious Studies and Islamic Studies to host an exhibit and learning opportunity in the U of M Building at the 2018 State Fair.
The U of M confronts the sins of its past after a library exhibit highlights a troubling era of discrimination against African-American and Jewish students.
Recent projects to digitize the contents of the Cairo Geniza—the largest cache of Jewish manuscripts ever discovered—have revolutionized research in the field. They have done so in two main...
HORIZON: In Honour of a Lived Life By Ragnhild A Mørch Free to Attend, RSVP HERE Ragnhild A. Mørch is half Norwegian and half German and is a full-time storyteller who focuses on...
People think of kibbutzim, socialist agricultural collectives, as the first Zionist agricultural settlements. But kibbutzim, first founded before World War I, were preceded in the late 19th...
Many of the Jewish agricultural colonies established in Ottoman Palestine in the late 19th century became towns and cities in the new state of Israel after 1948. Members of colonies that...
"How One Collector Built History's Most Remarkable Jewish Library: David Oppenheim (1664-1736), Chief Rabbi of Prague" Joshua Teplitsky, History, Stony Brook University This is the story of...
In a posthumously published essay about the scholarly field he professed all his life, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, "Philologists, when discussing their science, never get down to the root of...
