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A Pesah Message from Chancellor Schwartz
Apr 18, 2024
On the first Passover after October 7, Chancellor Schwartz shares how we can find ourselves in each of the four children in the seder.
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Antisemitism and Allyship: Assessing the Present, Imagining the Future
Apr 17, 2024
Watch recordings from our two-day convening on the timely topic of antisemitism and how best to respond to its threat.
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Across the Divide: Tips for Hard Conversations at the Seder Table
Apr 10, 2024
Rabbi Jan Uhrbach, founding director of the Block / Kolker Center for Spiritual Arts, provides practical advice on how to approach the seder this year when many will face difficult conversations about Israel.
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Antisemitism and Allyship: Assessing the Present, Imagining the Future
Apr 3, 2024
JTS is hosting a two-day convening focused on “Antisemitism and Allyship” on Monday, April 8, and Tuesday, April 9.
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2023–24 Student Look Book
Mar 28, 2024
Get to know the next generation of Jewish leaders who will enrich the Jewish world through this look at students from our five schools.
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2024 Judge Simon H. Rifkind Award Luncheon
This year’s luncheon honored former United States Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch, partner in the Paul, Weiss Litigation Department, and Tina V. John, General Counsel and Secretary of Rocket Companies Inc.
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Israeli Jurists and Lawyers Visit JTS
JTS was pleased to welcome a delegation of Israeli jurists and lawyers to campus earlier this month.
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New Library Exhibition: Seeing the Unseeable: Kabbalistic Imagery from the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary
Mar 19, 2024
The JTS Library exhibit “Seeing the Unseeable” explores the role of the visual in the Kabbalistic imagination.
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Chancellor Schwartz’s Visit to Israel
Feb 28, 2024
Chancellor Schwartz shares her emotionally stirring and memorable two-week trip to Israel.
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Reflections from Chancellor Schwartz on the Passing of Rabbi Jules Harlow (z”l)
Feb 14, 2024
JTS mourns the death of Rabbi Jules Harlow (z”l), beloved leader in the Conservative Movement and premier liturgist.
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