Don't miss our next two events: Oct 27: remote Emerging Scholars talk: “In the National Interest”: Dispossession in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945. Nov 3: multimedia event: The Nightingale of Iran Live Show Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us Nov 3: The Nightingale of Iran Live Show with Danielle Dardashti and Dr. Galeet Dardashti In this moving LIVE show based on their chart-topping podcast, the Dardashti sisters reveal painful secrets unspoken for generations. Co-host: @unc_cmeis Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Upcoming Events: Oct 27: remote Emerging Scholars talk Nov 3: multimedia event Jan 29: Holocaust Studies event Visit our website for event details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY: Join us for our annual Margolis Lecture: The Jewish South: New Histories with Shari Rabin Sept 8th, 5:30p, Stone Center. Parking: Bell Tower Deck. CLE credit for undergrads. Co-sponsors: @amst_unc @uncsouth Details on our website: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Monday: Join us for our annual Margolis Lecture: The Jewish South: New Histories with Shari Rabin Sept 8th, 5:30p, Stone Center. Parking: Bell Tower Deck. CLE credit for undergrads. Co-sponsors: @amst_unc @uncsouth Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Save the Date: Join us for our annual Margolis Lecture: The Jewish South: New Histories with Shari Rabin Sept 8th, 5:30p, Stone Center. Parking: Bell Tower Deck. CLE credit for undergrads. Co-sponsors: @amst_unc @uncsouth Details on our website: jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY! 5:30p, Stone Center This lecture reviews past environmental cooperation initiatives in the region and considers how a renewed peace process can produce sustainability gains and how it might be leveraged to ensure future ecological dividends for the region. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Aug 25, 5:30p, Stone Center This lecture reviews past environmental cooperation initiatives in the region and considers how a renewed peace process can produce sustainability gains and how it might be leveraged to ensure future ecological dividends for the region. jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us for our annual Margolis Lecture: The Jewish South: New Histories with Shari Rabin Sept 8th, 5:30p, Stone Center. Parking: Bell Tower Deck. CLE credit for undergrads. Co-sponsors: @amst_unc @uncsouth Details on our website: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Happy FDOC! Best wishes for the new semester and academic year. Visit our website to learn more about our academic programs, course offerings, community event schedule and student and faculty fellowships and grant funding: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us Aug 25: This lecture reviews past environmental cooperation initiatives in the region and considers how a renewed peace process can produce sustainability gains and how it might be leveraged to ensure future ecological dividends for the region. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join our team! We’re looking for an experienced, organized and independent worker to handle the Center’s fiscal, administrative and event coordination. Applications due by Aug 7, 2025. Details: unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/304...

DUE TOMORROW! CALL FOR PAPERS: In spring 2026, the Center is hosting a conference titled: American Jewish Landscapes since October 7th. The conference will discuss recent transformations in the cultural landscape of Jewish life as American Jews negotiate their identities. jewishstudies.unc.edu

CALL FOR PAPERS: DUE JULY 31: In spring 2026, the Center is hosting a conference titled: American Jewish Landscapes since October 7th. The conference will discuss recent transformations in the cultural landscape of Jewish life as American Jews negotiate their identities. jewishstudies.unc.edu

Check out 2 new Yiddish Literature courses GSLL 267 – How Does it Feel? Yiddish Literature and Emotions JWST 435 / GSLL 435 – The Origins of Culture: Translation and Self-Translation in Hebrew, Yiddish, and Beyond Enroll now! Learn more: gsll.unc.edu/courses/

CALL FOR PAPERS: DUE JULY 31: In spring 2026, the Center is hosting a conference titled: American Jewish Landscapes since October 7th. The conference will discuss recent transformations in the cultural landscape of Jewish life as American Jews negotiate their identities. jewishstudies.unc.edu

Many thanks to everyone that attended today's co-hosted reading and conversation with Victoria Redel and Richard Chess. If you would like a signed copy of Paradise, visit @flyleafbooks.bsky.social ! Learn more about Yetzirah's upcoming conference: yetzirahpoets.org

TODAY: get out of the sun and join us at Flyleaf Books for our discussion/reception Victoria Redel in conversation with Richard Chess June 22, 3p, @flyleafbooks in Chapel Hill. Book signing/refreshments. Hosted with @yetzirahpoets Details @flyleafbooks.bsky.social flyleafbooks.com/event/redel-...

This Sunday, enjoy the air conditioning and join us at Flyleaf Books for our discussion/reception! Victoria Redel in conversation with Richard Chess June 22, 3pm, Flyleaf Books Book signing/refreshments will follow the talk Joint program with @yetzirahpoets Details: flyleafbooks.com/event/redel-...

The Center is thrilled to offer this joint program hosted with @yetzirahpoets as part of our new collaboration: Victoria Redel in conversation with Richard Chess June 22, 3:00pm, at @flyleafbooks in Chapel Hill. Book signing/refreshments will follow. Details: flyleafbooks.com/event/redel-...

In spring 2026, the Center is hosting a conference: American Jewish Landscapes since Oct. 7th. This summer, the planning committee is requesting proposals from scholars in diverse academic fields. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

The Center is thrilled to offer this joint program hosted with @yetzirahpoets as part of our new collaboration: Victoria Redel in conversation with Richard Chess June 22, 3:00pm, at @flyleafbooks in Chapel Hill. Book signing/refreshments will follow. Details: flyleafbooks.com/event/redel-...

The Center is thrilled to offer this joint program hosted with @yetzirahpoets as part of our new collaboration: Victoria Redel in conversation with Richard Chess The event will be at @flyleafbooks.bsky.social . June 22, 3pm. Details: flyleafbooks.com/event/redel-...

It was wonderful to see everyone yesterday to celebrate the publication of The Lives of Jewish Things: Collecting and Curating Material Culture. This event featured presentations with the Center's Gabrielle Anna Berlinger and Ruth von Bernuth, and Curator Emeritus John Coffey (NCMA).

TODAY! We hope to see you at NCMA for a book launch and coffee reception. May 4: Book Launch: The Lives of Jewish Things (co-hosted with, and hosted at, NCMA.) Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

We hope to see you at NCMA this Sunday for a book launch and coffee reception. May 4: Book Launch: The Lives of Jewish Things (co-hosted with, and hosted at, NCMA.) Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Meet us at NCMA this Sunday and at Flyleaf in June: May 4: Book Launch: The Lives of Jewish Things (co-hosted with, and hosted at, NCMA.) June 22: Author Conversation with Victoria Redel (co-hosted with Yetzirah and hosted at Flyleaf Books.) Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Happy LDOC everyone! Best wishes for exam week and your summer break!

This summer and fall 25 semester, we’re again offering a wide range of Jewish studies courses, including RELI 201 in SS2, and many other courses that meet UNC’s general education requirements. jewishstudies.unc.edu

Meet us at NCMA and Flyleaf Books in the upcoming weeks! May 4: Book Launch: The Lives of Jewish Things (co-hosted with, and hosted at, NCMA.) June 22: Author Conversation with Victoria Redel (co-hosted with Yetzirah and hosted at Flyleaf Books.) Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

This summer and fall 25 semester, we’re again offering a wide range of Jewish studies courses, including RELI 103 in SS2, and many other courses that meet UNC’s general education requirements. Visit our website to learn about our academic offerings. jewishstudies.unc.edu

This summer and fall 25 semester, we’re again offering a wide range of Jewish studies courses, including RELI 106 in SS1 and many other courses that meet UNC’s general education requirements. Visit our website to check out the course offerings jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY: April 7 workshop for scholars in Jewish studies. Open/free to students and the public. Jewish Studies in the Aftermath of October 7 Visit our website for the full schedule and list of speakers: jewishstudies.unc.edu

This summer and fall 25 semester, we’re again offering a wide range of Jewish studies courses that meet UNC’s general education requirements. Visit our website to check out the course offerings and learn about our academic offerings. jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us Monday! April 7 workshop for scholars in Jewish studies. Open/free to students and the public. Jewish Studies in the Aftermath of October 7 Visit our website for the full schedule and list of speakers: jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY: join us for a lecture we're co-hosting with the Center for the Middle East and Islamic Studies: How WWII Changed Iran’s Social, Political, and Cultural Landscape: Nationalism, Political Participation, and Anti-Semitism Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us Monday, April 7 for this workshop for scholars in Jewish studies. Open to students and the public. Jewish Studies in the Aftermath of October 7 Visit our website for the full schedule and list of speakers: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Join us Wednesday for this lecture we're co-hosting with Center for the Middle East and Islamic Studies: How WWII Changed Iran’s Social, Political, and Cultural Landscape: Nationalism, Political Participation, and Anti-Semitism with Lior Sternfeld, Penn State Univ Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Thank you to everyone that already donated during #GiveUNC Day 2025! If you haven’t participated yet, you still have time to help us meet our challenge grant and double your gift’s impact during Carolina’s annual day of giving. Learn more: jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY is GiveUNC Day! Challenge Grant will double your impact! SUPPORT the CAROLINA CENTER for JEWISH STUDIES As a friend of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies, we hope you will consider making your gift to support our work during this one-day event. Learn more: jewishstudies.unc.edu

This summer and fall 25 semester, we’re again offering a wide range of Jewish studies courses, including modern and classical Hebrew languages, and many other courses that meet UNC’s general education requirements. Visit our website to learn about our academic offerings. jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY is GiveUNC Day! Challenge Grant will double your impact! SUPPORT the CAROLINA CENTER for JEWISH STUDIES As a friend of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies, we hope you will consider making your gift to support our work during this one-day event. Learn more: jewishstudies.unc.edu

TODAY is our Annual Holocaust Studies Lecture and we hope you will join us: The Last Ghetto: An Everyday History of Theresienstadt with Anna Hájková, University of Warwick (UK) Monday, March 24, 5:30pm, UNC Stone Center. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu/event/hajkova/

Join us Monday for our Annual Holocaust Studies Lecture The Last Ghetto: An Everyday History of Theresienstadt with Anna Hájková, University of Warwick (UK) Monday, March 24, 5:30pm, UNC Stone Center. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu/event/hajkova/

Meet a few of our alumni and learn what you can do with Jewish studies after you graduate. Hayley, ’13, our first ever RELI/JWST major Rabbi Collin Chaim, ’15, our second ever RELI/JWST major, and Ruthie,’05, a Jewish studies minor

Mark your Calendars! 🗓️ #GiveUNC is on Tuesday, March 25. Please show your support for the Center on this special day where your donation of any size has a big impact. 🩵🐏 Stay tuned for more information!

TODAY: Join us for our lecture: When is Anti-Zionism Antisemitic?: Getting Beyond the Polemics with Ethan Katz, UC Berkeley Monday, Mar 17, 5:30p, UNC Stone Center CLE Credit available to UNC undergraduates. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Tuesday, March 25, is UNC-Chapel Hill’s day of giving! As a friend of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies, we hope you will consider making your gift to support our work during this one-day event. Learn more: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Monday: Join us for our lecture: When is Anti-Zionism Antisemitic?: Getting Beyond the Polemics with Ethan Katz, UC Berkeley Monday, Mar 17, 5:30p, UNC Stone Center CLE Credit available to UNC undergraduates. Details: jewishstudies.unc.edu

Mar 25, 5p (Dey Hall): Michelle Bloom (UC Riverside) will give a talk: “Framing silence: the Nazi persecution of gay men in Michel Dufranne and Milorad Vicanović-Maza’s graphic novel, Triangle rose (2011),” which combines Holocaust studies, queer studies, French studies, and comics studies.