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Feb. 9, 2017

MODERN HEBREW PROGRAM TO HOST BAKE SALE FOR SYRIAN CHILDREN

Sept. 19, 2016

David Graizbord's Lecture - Iberian Identity Crises and their Reverberations: 1931 and Beyond

Sept. 19, 2016

David Graizbord's Lecture - Iberian Identity Crises and their Reverberations: 1931 and Beyond

Sept. 19, 2016

David Graizbord's Lecture - Iberian Identity Crises and their Reverberations: 1931 and Beyond

April 26, 2016

New Modern Judaism Professor Announcement

April 1, 2016

Sharon Megdal Receives Women of Influence Lifetime Achievement Award

Oct. 5, 2015

Former UA Scholar: Tut's Tomb Hidden Secrets?

Oct. 5, 2015

Former UA Scholar: Tut's Tomb Hidden Secrets

Oct. 5, 2015

Former UA Scholar: Tut's Tomb Hidden Secrets?

Oct. 1, 2015

Prof. Asher Susser's Recent Publications

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