A new book recounts the extraordinary life of Rudolphina Menzel, who made major contributions to our understanding of dogs, worked for the Germans in the early 1930s, and helped Israel win the 1948 war.
A new book brings together vital documents from the American Jewish people's past. More than 30 of the country's leading historians contributed, all former students of University Professor Jonathan D. Sarna.
In "Chanshi," an Orthodox woman from Brooklyn goes to Israel to experience sexual freedom.
Israeli activist Shula Mola battles discrimination and police brutality faced by the Beta Israel community.
Scholar Dalia Wassner charts the life and career of Jacob Brandon Maduro, who aided German Jewish refugees in Cuba during World War II.
Professor Jillian Stinchcomb traces the depiction of the Queen from the Bible through the Qur’an to the medieval origin story of the Ethiopian royal family.
The latest research into Jewish history and culture by world-class Brandeis faculty
Articles on current events in Israel and the Middle East
Profiles of students and alumni who are leading Jewish organizations and practicing "tikkun olam" or repairing the world
