Penn Libraries’ Rare Judaica Cataloging Librarian gives a tour of some newly cataloged manuscripts, including an early twentieth-century schoolteacher’s notebook from India, a rare medical text, and an eighteenth-century Yemeni prayer book.
Meet the instructor of our upcoming online mini-course.
JQR convenes a forum exploring interconnections between history and legal theory in Jewish studies
This gift from the Moldovan family collection features rare ketubot
Bonnie, who made the Jewish Quarterly Review run smoothly since 1984, stepped down in December.
Steven Weitzman talks with Emmanuel Bloch about modesty norms in Jewish legal texts.
The Katz Center has a trove of lecture videos useful for teaching
The Center welcomes five new staff members.
Supporting Jewish studies scholars in Ukraine amidst war
In this JQR forum, two scholars debate how fateful decisions were made.
The TOC in Brief
Jewish marriage contracts offer a glimpse of the complex identities of everyday Jews living in Islamic lands.
A forum featuring scholars of the Haredi Research Group
The TOC in brief.
A Moroccan Jewish newspaper's appeal to young readers a century ago has echoes in today's media.
