Jewish Studies students are invited to a number of special events, including our Fall Dessert, the Jewish Studies Majors-Faculty dinner, and a Spring Celebration of academic achievements, among many others. This provides students opportunities to be part of the whole Jewish Studies community at IU and to build relationships with faculty and other students.
Each year, the Borns Jewish Studies Program publishes a magazine, which captures our recent events, course offerings, and programs; celebrates faculty, student, staff, and alumni accomplishments; and shares all of our latest news.
Check out the fall 2024 magazine
The 27th Workshop on the History and Memory of National Socialist Camps and Killing Sites Workshop is in partnership with the Department of Political History at Utrecht University – to be held in Utrecht, the Netherlands, from the 28th of October to the 3rd of November 2024.
The College of Arts and Sciences' Food for Thought August 27th livestream will feature a presentation and Q&A with Distinguished Professor and Director of Jewish Studies Mark Roseman. This livestreaming series allows alumni and friends to hear from faculty experts, explore topics of interest, and stay connected with IU and the College of Arts and Sciences.
We invite proposals for papers to be presented at the Eighth Junior Scholars Conference in Jewish History to take place at the Indiana University Europe Gateway in Berlin, May 2025 on the theme of “The Place of the Holocaust in German-Jewish History and Memory.” We seek proposals specifically from postdoctoral scholars, recent PhDs as well as those in the final stages of their dissertations
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