Mark Roseman (Indiana University) will be visiting our campus on Nov 13-14. He will deliver the Rosenthal lecture at 7PM on Wed., during which he will discuss his research about a German society that helped Jews during the Holocaust. On Thurs., at 4PM, he will be part of a panel on historical perspectives on antisemitism (co-sponsored by the IPRH and the EU Center). For more information, please visit the Future Events page or contact the Program office.
HGMS is delighted to announce that Comparative Literature and HGMS graduate student Alexandra van Doren defended her dissertation on April 30 and was hooded as an Illini Ph.D. on 11 May 2019.
Examination of Israeli cinema from its documentary beginnings to its internationally award winning feature films.
In partnership with the University of Maryland, we are offering an online intermediate Hebrew course.
Course develops basic conversational and reading skills as well as the essentials of Yiddish grammar. Prerequisite: Yiddish 101 or instructor approval.
Continuation of HEBR 201, with introduction of more advanced grammar, and with emphasis on more fluency in speaking and reading. 5 credit hours.
