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Kenneth Stow: “Baron or Graetz: Who Has Carried the Day?”
Event sponsored by the Center for Jewish Studies and the Committee on Medieval Studies Kenneth Stow is Professor of Jewish History Emeritus University of Haifa. He received the Ph.D. from Columbia University in 1971. He has been a visiting professor at Yale, University of Michigan, University of Washington, University of Toronto, Smith College, and the…
Watch Recording: Jerome Groopman: “God at the Bedside: Faith, Medicine and the Challenge of Not Being God”
If you missed the webinar on Oct 5th, you can view a recording of Dr. Groopman’s Talk….
Gazette article: “Users give Houghton renovation a thumbs-up”
In the news: Today’s Gazette: CJS Director, Prof. David Stern, discusses the importance of recent renovations to Harvard’s Houghton Library for his classes. This project was funded in part by a generous gift from Peter J. Solomon ’60, M.B.A. ’63, the Chair of the Friends of the Center for Jewish Studies, and his wife, Susan. Click to…
April 19th webinar recording link: Black and Jewish, Activist Voices
If you missed the webinar on April 19th, please watch recording. The Center for Jewish Studies and the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research are pleased to announce a talk series on the intersection of Black and Jewish identities in American culture, politics, and religious life. The lives and experiences of those who…
March 22nd webinar recording link: Michael Twitty: Not That Far Apart: Black and Jewish Identities in Intersection
The Center for Jewish Studies and the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research are pleased to announce a talk series on the intersection of Black and Jewish identities in American culture, politics, and religious life. The lives and experiences of those who identify as Black and Jewish have received little scholarly attention despite…
Feb 22 webinar recording link: Black & Jewish: A Conversation
We’re very excited to partner with the Hutchins Center for African & African American Research at Harvard University for ‘Black & Jewish’, a series on the intersection of Black and Jewish Identities In American culture, politics and religious life. Please join us for part one of the series on Monday, February 22, when we welcome Rebecca…
CJS 2019-2020 Annual Review newsletter is available
Read the CJS 2019-2020 Newsletter online. If you’d like to receive hard copies of our newsletters, please join our mailing list….