What I Learned at Ladino Day
UW junior Lainie Ferguson reflects on the experience of attending International Ladino Day at the UW.
A Soldier’s Ladino Poems of Ottoman-Jewish Pride
A rare Sephardic notebook of Ladino and Turkish poetry finds its ideal translator in UW PhD student Oscar Aguirre-Mandujano.
Seattle’s Sephardic Veterans of the World Wars
A special Sephardic Studies article for Veterans Day
Celebrate Ladino Day 2014 in Seattle
See a highlights video from last year, and a preview of this year's Ladino celebration!
The Birth of the Sephardic Studies Program at UW
Prof. Devin Naar reviews the achievements of UW Sephardic Studies and offers a preview for 2014-15.
Learning Ladino with David Bunis
Students last year jumped at the chance to study Ladino with Prof. David Bunis. Ty Alhadeff reflects on his experience studying with the world expert.
What are Sephardic Rosh Hashana customs?
Dates and black-eyed peas are among the symbolic foods Sephardic Jews eat for the New Year. Find out more about special Sephardic traditions for Rosh Hashana.
Tisha Be-Av in Sephardic Seattle: A Ladino Journey from the Old World to the New
Prayers and poems written in Ladino, the Judeo-Spanish language of Sephardic Jews, give a window onto the annual Jewish holiday of Tisha Be-Av.