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The new book Reconstructing the Old Country: American Jewry in the Post-Holocaust Decades provides as interdisciplinary perspective on how American Jews in the post-Holocaust era were shaped by European Jewish refugees. Out of their encounters with each…
Summer internships are vital pre-professional experiences for many college students, and some of the best opportunities are unpaid. The Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts at Loyola Marymount University awarded 20 donor-funded BCLA Career Pathways…
Six LMU undergraduate students along with Rabbi Mark Diamond, a Jewish Studies lecturer at LMU, participated in a Young Leaders Roundtable with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti at City Hall on Dec. 1. The program brought…
by Jakob Weitz ’17 On September 14, Loyola Marymount University hosted two prominent Israeli guests: Dr. Arie Schachner and Deputy Minister Ayoob Kara. The lecture was attended by both faculty and students. Professor Holli…
Maya Ben Yair, a senior at Loyola Marymount University, was the recipient of the first annual Joe Lumer Family Fellowship. A double major in film production and screenwriting, with a minor in Jewish Studies,…
by Holli Levitsky Our originary moment: Elie Wiesel came to Loyola Marymount to speak at the inauguration of our Jewish Studies program in 2007, and, like a rock star, 1000 people were turned away…
By André Enriquez ’17 and Beth McLaughlin ’17 It often takes the mind of a child to open our eyes to the simple, subtle, and yet significant realities of the world. Unfortunately, though, it also…
