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Celebrate with us!
At our End of Year Celebration on May 29th, we'll toast what makes our program shine: YOU!
A Guidebook for Sephardic Immigrants
Devin Naar's new blog series sheds light on rare Ladino artifacts found here in Seattle.
Digging for the Past, Looking to the Future
Roll up your sleeves and dig into our profile of Prof. Sarah Stroup and the Tel Dor Field School.
Cave Men: Finding the Roots of Religion
Monks, mosaics, mosques: the landscape of Turkey is the backdrop for one student's meaningful encounters with different faith traditions.
Close Encounters with Hebrew
To enhance their Hebrew language skills, UW students connected with Israelis in the Seattle community.
Borderland Jews in Seattle
Young leaders of Seattle's Jewish community debate new demographic trends at Cohen learn-in.
How square is the hipster haggadah?
The New American Haggadah is a literary sensation, but is it a useful ritual guide?
Public Events Take off
Reflections of the lecture from Ruth Messinger and Prof. Dan Chirot that started off our series in Justice and Judaism.
What A Show!
Prof. Devin Naar gave a fantastic lecture that highlighted his scholarship and his ability to engage a diverse audience.
Jonathan Sarna in Seattle
Brandeis Professor Jonathan Sarna discussed his perception of changing trends in American Judaism
Meet Prof. Devin Naar
Get to know the newest member of our faculty with some clips from his inaugural lecture.
Africa Issues in a Nutshell
Daniel Chirot worked as a consultant for CARE in Niger in 2000 promoting civil society organizations. He worked as a consultant for CARE in the Ivory Coast in 2003-2004 and briefly in 2006 during the civil war there, also helping to organize local organizations to improve their situations at a ...












