Oxford University has received a landmark £80 million donation from the Reuben Foundation that will transform Oxford’s newest college, initially named Parks College. The college is now set
How did the pointed hat of European aristocracy become an anti-Jewish Symbol? And was it the forerunner of the modern skullcap? An article in The Librarians an
The magazine Jewish Renaissance published in October 2019 featured Oxford on its front cover, and included as part of its PASSPORT series EIGHT separate articles by and
Brad Sabin Hill, former Fellow in Hebrew Bibliography, Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, gave a lecture in 2017 at the Centre, in conjunction
An Obituary of Miriam Kochan, by her son Nick, appeared in the Guardian Newspaper on 10th January 2018: A copy can be read by clicking here
Eretz, the Israeli magazine featured in its latest, April 2018 edition a beautiful piece about Jewish Oxford and Cambridge, including a fantastic article about the Ashmolean
As Part of the 175th Anniversary Programme and in conjunction with the erection and dedication of the NEW Ark, an exhibition of Artefacts and Vestments
As Part of the 175th Anniversary Programme a special Service to celebrate the erection and dedication of the new Ark was held in front of
An article on Medieval Jews in History Extra, the website for BBC History Magazine, was published in February 2018 in connection with the launch of the Jewish
An article on The Jewish Journey in the Jewish Renaissance Magazine was published in February 2018 in connection with the launch of the book by Rebecca Abrams, published by
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