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London Shpilers is London's first Yiddish theatre company in over 30 years and is performing next week

'Astronomy, calendar, and related sciences in Near Eastern cultures, third-eighth centuries CE' project workshop

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'Astronomy, calendar, and related sciences in Near Eastern cultures, third-eighth centuries CE' project workshop

'Astronomy, calendar, and related sciences in Near Eastern cultures, third-eighth centuries CE' project workshop

'Astronomy, calendar, and related sciences in Near Eastern cultures, third-eighth centuries CE' project workshop

LGBTQ experiences during the Nazi Era with Making Gay History podcast founder Eric Marcus

The LBI is accepting proposals for papers to be presented at its 2026 conference Between Revolution and Reaction: German-Speaking Jews and the Ideas, Politics, and Cultures of the Right

Architectural Design PhD candidate Anna Switaj has been selected as the first recipient of the Jonathan Hill Architectural Design PhD Prize Fund at the Bartlett School of Architecture.

HJS Research Fellow Abigail Pearson has discovered a previously unidentified version of an important Syriac text

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HJS Research Fellow Abigail Pearson has discovered a previously unidentified version of an important Syriac text

HJS Research Fellow Abigail Pearson has discovered a previously unknown Syriac version of a famous medieval text

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Explore Jewish mental health, depression, and Haredi psychotherapy on Tuesdays from 1-2pm.

We applaud UCL for taking swift action and look forward to UCL leadership communicating directly to the UCL community to specifically call out ideas and language that will not be tolerated on campus.

Architecture of Memory explores architectural disappearance, urban remembrance and functional change amid social upheaval. Using archival, architectural and artistic methods, Natalia Romik investigate...

2020 saw the launch of the Sir Martin Gilbert History Prize, an annual competition to honour Sir Martin’s work and inspire the next generation of historians.

Eli Rubin's “Kabbalah and the Rupture of Modernity” (Stanford University Press) presents a groundbreaking study of Chabad Hasidism. Through close readings of primary texts, historical analysis, and en...