Fall Colloquium
Street and Sanctuary: Jews and Visibility in American Public Spaces
The Fall Colloquium will explore a variety of spaces—synagogues, cemeteries, retail stores, and avenues—to consider the nature of Jewishness as it is consolidated, demonstrated, and performed.
In partnership with Penn’s Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies
New Virtual Course
Changing Minds: Geographic Discoveries and New Worlds through the Eyes of a Renaissance Jewish Scholar is taught by Fabrizio Lelli, Professor of Hebrew Language and Literature at the University of Salento.
JQR 110.3 now available.
New Issue of the Jewish Quarterly Review
The oldest English-language journal in the field of Jewish studies has a new issue, available online and in print. See the Table of Contents on our blog.
A letter to the University of Pennsylvania community during a difficult time
A Personal Message from Penn's President
"This is a generation-defining moment. And like every such moment that has gone before, it is not only the crisis itself but also how we respond that matters most."
