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Past and Presence: Encountering the High Holidays
Jul 28, 2026This three-part online webinar series explores how Jewish tradition has preserved, interpreted, and renewed the themes of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through sacred objects, timeless texts, and personal prayer.
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Resilience and Hope on Tishah Be’av
Jul 23, 2026Rabbi Ayelet Cohen, Pearl Resnick Dean of The Rabbinical School and Dean of the Division of Religious Leadership, reflects on Tishah Be’av.
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AJL Conference: Celebrating Our Graduates
At the recent Association of Jewish Libraries (AJL) conference, we celebrated the graduation of 13 participants in the certificate in Judaica and Hebraica librarianship program.
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Over the summer, the JTS faculty has been engaged in academic research and scholarship both at home and across the globe.
Read MoreJTS in the Berkshires Summer 2026—Session II
In the second session from our Berkshires series, Dr. Shira Billet will explore the timely wisdom for our technological age that is found in classical Jewish philosophical reflection on the cosmos and the place of the human being in the divinely created world order.
Read MoreObjects of Awe: The Meaning of the High Holidays Through Treasures from the JTS Library
Rabbi Marcus Mordecai Schwartz will explore how objects from The JTS Library preserve memory, shape religious imagination, and offer fresh perspectives on the spiritual work of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Read MoreFear, Trauma, and the High Holidays: Reading Ancient Texts with Compassion
Rabbi Naomi Kalish will explore how the themes of fear and trauma surface throughout the High Holidays.
Read MoreFrom Nothing to Nothing: Finding Your Own Voice in Prayer
Cantor Rabbi Shoshi Levin Goldberg will explore the quiet prayer recited at the conclusion of the Amidah.
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