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Fall 2026 Admissions Open Houses

Fall 2026 Admissions Open Houses

Oct 13, 2026

Interested in applying to JTS? Join us for an open house with our Admissions team and learn about our diverse programs and degree offerings.

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Sukkot 2026

Sukkot 2026

Oct 8, 2026

Last week, JTS celebrated Sukkot in community.

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Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next

Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next

Sep 28, 2026

In our next learning series, JTS scholars and alumni look backward and forward, exploring how Jews across centuries have imagined what comes next, prepared for the unknown, and established what they hoped would endure.

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List College Retreat 2026

List College Retreat 2026

Sep 23, 2026

On September 18–19, 2026, 65 List College students enjoyed a spectacular retreat at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires.

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Upcoming Events

Oct 19

Biblical Hebrew II: Jumpstart Part II (afternoon)

Online | Biblical Hebrew | Online Learning

By the end of the course, participants will be able to parse (in terms of person, number, tense) every type of Hebrew Qal verb.

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Oct 19

Biblical Hebrew II: Jumpstart Part II (morning)

Online | Biblical Hebrew | Online Learning

By the end of the course, participants will be able to parse (in terms of person, number, tense) every type of Hebrew Qal verb.  

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Oct 25

List College Open House

JTS | Admissions

Explore life as a List College student by visiting campus this fall.

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Oct 26

The Future of Torah: Jewish Learning in the Age of AI 

Online | Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next | Online Learning

Rabbi Zohar Atkins explores what AI means for a Jewish tradition built on centuries of interpretation, debate, and discovery.

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Nov 2

A New Heaven and a New Earth: How the Bible Cultivates Hope for the Future 

Online | Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next | Online Learning

Dr. Amy Kalmanofsky considers whether the Bible can be a resource for the cultivation of hope today.  

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