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The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and its women’s choir, Kol Nashim, will be hosting a free Choral Workshop entitled The Art of Choral Singing with Dr. Coreen Duffy, head of Choral Music at CU in Boulder. 

Lior Garzon, the first Israeli student-athlete at CU Boulder, reflects on her basketball journey and the supportive community during her college career.

ADL's 2025 Campus Antisemitism Report Card reveals CU Boulder improved to a B, while DU and Colorado College received lower grades, highlighting ongoing challenges.

Join the Boulder JCC in supporting CU Women’s Basketball on Sunday, February 2. Experience the thrill of college basketball as the CU Boulder Women's Basketball goes head-to-head with The Texas Tech Lady Raiders. 

Antisemitism is rising on North American campuses, prompting a 20% expansion of Israeli emissaries at 15 schools, including CU Boulder, to support students.

The Jewish Agency for Israel has expanded its Israel Fellows program by 20%, placing young Israeli emissaries on campuses to support Jewish students amid rising antisemitism from the Israel-Hamas conflict.

In recognition of the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, Jewish National Fund-USA partnered with Students Supporting Israel at University of Colorado-Boulder to host a 9/11 ceremony on campus.

A watchdog group urges university administrators to address violations of Jewish students' civil rights, targeting anti-Semitic academic departments at ten major U.S. universities, including CU Boulder.

The University of Colorado-Boulder's Ethnic Studies Department has been labeled one of the top anti-Semitic academic departments. A report urges action against academic centers promoting Jew hatred, highlighting that these universities indirectly support such prejudices despite their public opposition.

Since October 7, the ADL reports that campus antisemitism has risen, with nearly half of schools failing to effectively respond.

Tuesday, February 13, 2024 5:00pm In-Person at Eaton Humanities Building, Room 1BN50 and streaming on Zoom. Please join us for this joint event, hosted by the Program in Jewish Studies, the Louis P. Singer Endowed Chair in Jewish History, and the Pacific Office of the German Historical Institute Washington in cooperation …

CU Retired Faculty Association will present 'In the Beginning' talk by Sid Fox, exploring human evolution's captivating saga and milestones, on December 4th, with a Zoom attendance option.

November 7th marked the one-month anniversary of the attack on Israel. CU students staged a silent protest on the CU campus.

Mark your calendars for a thought-provoking evening as the University of Colorado Boulder's Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA), in collaboration with Grace Commons Church and CU Libraries, presents “Difficult Dialogues: Antisemitism & Being Jewish in the United States”.

Sports legend Deion Sanders is misusing his new position as the University of Colorado football coach to foist Christianity on the program, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Join former New York Times opinion writer and editor Bari Weiss and Benson Center Director Daniel Jacobson in a presentation and discussion about free speech and today's cancel culture on November 19th.

In a new partnership, college students and Hillel staff from dozens of Hillels are sharing the campus communities they love with the high school students of BBYO.

In this lecture, Professor David Koffman will map the broad contours of the American Jewish – Native American encounter from the middle of the nineteenth century to the middle of the twentieth.