New book from Prof. Naomi Sokoloff celebrates Hebrew language and literature
Prof. Naomi Sokoloff's new book considers the past, present and future of the Hebrew language.
Author Gary Shteyngart to debut new novel in Seattle at 2018 Stroum Lectures
Shteyngart will read from his new novel "Lake Success" and share thoughts on humor, immigration and the Jewish experience.
Now accepting applications for 2018-2019 Graduate Fellowships
Applications for the coming academic year are due by April 9.
Announcing 2018 Opportunity Grant winners
Congrats to our 2018 Opportunity Grant winners, whose research ranges from exploring Sephardic Jewish Turkish heritage to travelling to Tanzania and Rwanda to study how foreign direct investment affects perceptions of donor states, including Israel.
Stroum Center Opportunity Grants support study and research related to Jewish Studies
Applications for Stroum Center Opportunity Grant funding for study abroad and research experiences taking place in Summer 2018/Autumn 2018 are due on March 1, 2018 by midnight.
Prof. Sasha Senderovich releases new translation of Yiddish novel “Judgment”
Professor Sasha Senderovich's new translation of David Bergelson's Yiddish novel sheds light on "the death of the shtetl" during the 1920 Russian Civil War.
Announcing the 2017-2018 Graduate Fellows
The Stroum Center is excited to introduce the 2017-18 cohort of Graduate Fellows in Jewish Studies.
Pianko’s “Jewish Peoplehood” Wins Book Prize
Cover of Noam Pianko's book, "Jewish Peoplehood" The Stroum Center is proud to announce that Jewish Peoplehood: An American Innovation (Key Words in