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- Jewish Studies affiliate Brian Goodman deconstructs Philip Roth: lte literary giant left much to talk about
Satirical or sex-obsessed? Self-hating or self-commentary? Of the many ways late author Philip Roth has been described and discussed, the word “complicated” is rarely challenged in debate. Jewish Studies alum Ruben Gonzales graduated with a perfect GPA — now he plans to go into international law
Ruben Gonzales is an alumni of Arizona State University's School of International Letters and Cultures (SILC), after graduating in May this year with a degree in Jewish studies. Learn about his future plans.ASU Jewish studies students create unique final projects with art, music
Last semester... students in Jewish studies courses used their final project assignments as opportunities for creative expression, exhibiting the material they learned in their courses through art and music. Rather than simply writing a research paper on a topic of Judaism that their class had studied during the semester, [they] channeled their talents and areas of academic study, producing something truly unique.Jewish studies program at ASU promotes diversity and learning
The Jewish studies program in the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies goes beyond religion, and engages students and faculty in a diverse curriculum of history and cultureIt's 'the life of the mind' for ASU professor
Passion, outstanding achievements in Jewish intellectual history earn Hava Tirosh-Samuelson Regents' Professor honor- Jewish Studies director, Hava Tirosh-Samuelson, named Regents' Professor
Regents’ Professors are the elite of the academic world; to be awarded the distinction, scholars must be full professors, with outstanding achievements in their fields, who are nationally and internationally recognized by their peers - Exhibit shares little-told tale of Jewish refugees' time in China
- A horse of many scholars: ASU enlivens Arizona Opera production of lost equine musical
- ASU director explores cultural impact of Jewish philosophy