Tag Archives: CU

Here is the schedule of Jewish events on the CU Campus this week. Enjoy, and watch for weekly schedule while CU is in session!

What would you do if someone entered your space intending to harm innocent people? If you can’t immediately answer that question, this training is for you.

Who is She? The Shekhinah, which derives from the Hebrew word for "dwell or settle," is a feminine divine presence, guiding and protecting men and women everywhere. Learn more at the Third Biannual Embodied Judaism Symposium at CU Boulder.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Nuremberg doctors’ trial where 20 Nazi physicians were brought to account for heinous crimes against humanity.

Here's what's up for Jewish Buffs this week. Enjoy!

Holocaust Remembrance Week: A community-wide exploration and commemoration of the Holocaust, featuring a keynote presentation, two film premieres, a concert, speakers, and Holocaust survivor testimony. 

What impact did Jews have on British politics, culture, and religion in the years that followed their return to Britain after 1657?

The renowned musical troupe Jewlia Eisenberg and Charming Hostess will perform two concerts in Boulder Saturday and Monday.

Join the Jewish Genealogy Society on a field trip to the University of Colorado Map Library on Sunday, January 25th.

CU and Colorado State each announced a special Rocky Mountain Showdown roster addition.

Professor David Shneer, Director of the Jewish Studies Program at CU Boulder, recaps the academic year 2013-14 for BJN readers.

CU Boulder welcomes acclaimed Russian-American author, journalist, and LGBT activist Masha Gessen for a discussion of her newly released book, "Words Will Break Cement."

The Mazal Holocaust Collection has been donated to the University of Colorado Boulder.

The Program in Jewish Studies at CU Boulder, together with the Department of Religious Studies and Naropa University are beginning a series of events that will examine Post Holocaust American Judaism, which is quickly becoming a central issue in the field of contemporary Jewish Studies.

Only a few seats remain for free Embodied Judaism symposium, “The Sound of Ecstasy,” taking place this Thursday.

This inaugural Embodied Judaism project highlights the life and work of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and his role in shaping Jewish Renewal. Click for more info.

Learn how students will assist Camp Inc.'s marketing efforts for its inaugural year.

What would you do be with the love of your life?

Do you want to learn about the Middle East in a new way? Join Professor Caryn Aviv of CU-Boulder at Bonai Shalom on May 3rd.

Challah for Hunger is now operating on the CU campus!

Please join us tonight at CU for a special reading by critically acclaimed author and translator, Nathan Englander.

This year's Holocaust Awareness Series at CU launched on Thursday and continues on Friday.

Friends of the CU Libraries hosts Sandra Bornstein in an upcoming Author Salon.

Pix from the Menorah Lighting at CU!

"Tongues Untied" screens this weekend in commemoration of World AIDS day.