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Yale University Press to Publish Eliyahu Stern’s ‘Nowhere Left to Go’
Professor Eliyahu Stern to release new book, Nowhere Left to Go: Jews and the Rise of the Global Right in February 2027.
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David Sorkin Releases 'The Emancipationists: Nineteenth-Century Jews' Campaign for Citizenship'
Professor David Sorkin releases new book, The Emancipationists: Nineteenth-Century Jews’ Campaign for Citizenship
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Congratulations to Jacqueline Vayntrub
Congratulations to Jacqueline Vayntrub, Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible, on her appointment with tenure at YDS, and on her second book.
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Jacqueline Vayntrub Releases 'Body Language: Voice, Embodiment, and Texuality in the Hebrew Bible'
Professor Jacqueline Vayntrub releases new book, Body Language: Voice, Embodiment, and Textuality in the Hebrew Bible
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2026 American Jewish Congress Prize Winners
Congratulations to the 2026 recipients of the American Jewish Prize Award: Noah Tirschwell and Alex Schapiro, both of Saybrook College.
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Purim Pop-Up Exhibition Features Esther Scrolls, Plays, Music, Murals, and More
Rare books and manuscripts related to the upcoming holiday of Purim were on display at the Beinecke.
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Peter Cole wins National Jewish Book Award in Poetry for Translation of Aharon Shabtai's "Requiem & Other Poems"
The 75th National Jewish Book Awards Winners were announced on February 18.
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'How the West Became Antisemitic': AAR Book Award Finanalist for Excellence in the Study of Religion Historical Studies
How the West Became Antisemitic (Princeton University Press, 2024) was a 2025 Finalist for the AAR Book Award, Historical Studies
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Sarit Kattan Gribetz receives mentorship award from the Society of Biblical Literature
The award was bestowed by the Status of Women in the Profession Standing Committee and awarded at the annual SBL conference in Boston.
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Yale’s Program in Jewish Studies and the Yale Jewish Alumni Association host conference on resilience in Jewish tradition
Over 120 Yale alumni, students, and faculty members gathered together for a day of learning, reflection, and community building.