Art as Witness: The Work and Remarkable Survival Story of Esther Lurie

Day 1 - Case Studies in the History of Antisemitism

"Di psure loyt khaim" (The Gospel According to Chaim) — Excerpt and Conversation

Antisemitism and Free Speech on Campus: The Bernard G. Segal Memorial Lecture in Law and Ethics

Day 2 Examining America's Campuses

Day 2 Impact of Antisemitism on American Jews

Day 2 Student Roundtable: Antisemitism and Allyship

Day 2 - Poetry Reading and Conversation with Gzegorz Kwiatowski

Day 2 - Summation Address with Ted Deutsch

Day 1 - Religious Roots Antisemitism

Day 1 - Rare Materials Presentation from the JTS Library

Day 1 - Allyship is a Two-Way Street

From Symposium to Seder: How Roman Party Conventions Became Our Passover Seder

Seeing the Unseeable: Kabbalistic Imagery from The Library of JTS - March 26, 2024 Lecture

“Awaiting the Good Hour”: Hope in the Bible as a Resource for Religious Life

Rosanne Benjamin - Nusah Presentation 03.11.24

Prayer Through a Lens of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Seeing the Unseeable: Images of the Divine in Kabbalistic Texts

Between the Lines: Between Two Worlds

Between the Lines: Perfect Enemy

Mordecai the Jew and Esther the Greek: The Changing Politics of the Book of Esther

Talia Kaplan - senior sermon

Rachel Black - Nusah Presentation - March 4, 2024

A Queen in the Tomb of the Kings: An Ancient Monument and Its Modern Legacy

Ilana Sandberg - senior sermon

Erin Ehren - Nusah Presentation 02.27.24

Between the Lines: Postwar Stories

Jewish History and Education through the Lens of JTS’s Rare Manuscripts

Between the Lines: Absurdity and Meaning in Contemporary Philosophy and Jewish Thought

Between Moscow, Kyiv, and Jerusalem