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Samira K. Mehta published a book, God Bless the Pill: The Surprising History of Contraception and Sexuality in American Religion, with UNC Press on April 14.��

Gregory Grobmeier received the AY25/26 teaching award for German and Slavic Languages and Literatures (GSLL) faculty.

Under the leadership of Elias Sacks, a team from ������Ƶ received a $299,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar program to support "Restoring Trust: Humanistic Perspectives on Academic Freedom, American

Yonatan Malin published “Listening to Klezmer Music with Schema Theory” in the Journal of Music Theory. Research for the article began in a 2018 Archive Transformed residency, hosted by David Shneer z”l, and the article draws on

Samira Mehta served as the faculty advisor for, and appears in two of the segments of Black and Jewish in America: An Interwoven History.��The series will air in February and the trailer can be found here.��

Samira K. Mehta publishes piece on Jewish Christmas traditions in The Conversation.Read her article here:��"Merry Jewish Christmas: How Chinese food and the movies became a time-honored tradition for American��Jews"

In August, Prof. Pegelow Kaplan published his latest book with SUNY Press, co-edited with Prof. Ofer Ashkenazi (The Hebrew University, Jerusalem). Rethinking Jewish History and Memory Through Photography��brings together

Hilary Falb Kalisman has received a Hoover Institution Library & Archives Scholar Research Support Grant to conduct research on standardized testing in Iraq as well as American educational aid to the Middle East.��

Elias Sacks recently published five articles in volume 23 of��The Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception��(EBR), the first comprehensive research tool to fully explore the history of interpretation and reception of

Yonatan Malin was awarded a��Roser Visiting Artist Grant��to bring the singer��Anthony Mordechai Zvi Russell��to campus for a Yiddish song residency this fall. Russell will be joined by accordionist and composer