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A Rare Judaica Cataloging Librarian examines a seemingly contradictory poetry volume in the collection of the Library at the Katz Center.

The Katz Center is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Ada Rapoport-Albert.

A new book by scholar Maurice Samuels on modern France's first antisemitic affair, and an interview with the author on the nineteenth-century scandal that had lasting repercussions in French society and culture.

Katz Center fellow Cecile Kuznitz explores the enduring connections among urban design, public health, and economics.

The second installment of a virtual conversation on home, work, and #wfh among fellows from the Katz Center’s year on the Jewish Home.

The coronavirus has imposed mistrust, self-isolation, and a narrowing of our social worlds, but the Exodus story and the Seder provide useful models for moving on.

The Katz Center staff reading list for the #wfh era.

A virtual round table on our changing domestic worlds among fellows from the Katz Center's year on the Jewish Home.