Symposium Participants
Miriam Shenitzer (artist/educator) Miriam Shenitzer is an artist who uses line and language. She is interested in how we see each other… More
Putative Life of Hannah Arendt
About A Putative Life of Hannah Arendt, Exhibit and Symposium [L]anguage, the only medium through which mental activities can be manifest not only… More
2018-19 BUJS
Biblical Exegesis as Political Critique October 3, 2018 Post-doctoral research fellow Dr. Alexandra Zirkle (PhD University of Chicago, 2016) presented about her… More
2017-18 BUJS Forum
Judaism Was a Civilization December 17, 2017 Boston University Department of Religion Professor of Religion Jonathan Klawans presented on “Judaism as a… More
Community Participation #3
Our final week of the retrospective includes more messages from those impacted by the work of Elie Wiesel, including words from Mayor… More
Community Participation Week #2
Our community participation continues this week, with more messages about Elie Wiesel's impact in the lives of so many. #1 Sonari Glinton, Business… More
Judaism WAS a Civilization: Towards a Reconstruction of Ancient Jewish Peoplehood.
On the afternoon of December 4, 2017, Professor Jonathan Klawans (BU Department of Religion) spoke at the fall semester’s BUJS Research Forum.… More
Modern Mediterranean Identities: Catholic Pasts and Futures in France
The Modern Mediterranean Identities series reconvened on November 17, 2017 in the EWCJS library, this time focusing on “Catholic Pasts and Futures… More
The 2017 Leo Trepp Lecture: Reimagining Rabbis
This was the first EWCJS event to be streamed live on Facebook. You can watch the livestream of Rabbi Anisfeld's keynote speech here and… More
“The Land Beyond the Mountains” Film Screening with Nir Baram
The Elie Wiesel Center screened journalist Nir Baram’s documentary The Land Beyond the Mountains, based on his book A Land Without Borders, to a… More