Judaism
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Students bond, build pride at ‘Jewish Olympics’
In July, four Northeastern students participated in Israel’s Maccabiah Games, the third largest sporting event in the world. Last week, they recounted their experiences over a Shabbat dinner at the university’s Hillel House.
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‘Transforming suffering into blessing’
New Gideon Klein Scholar honors her late father through award-winning proposal to pay scholarly tribute to a German surrealist painter murdered by the Nazis.
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Illuminating an obscure culture in Latin America
Literature professor at Northeastern collaborates on collection of poems and visual artworks to show the unexpected richness of Jewish experience in the region
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3Qs: Northeastern novelist speaks of “vision”
English professor Gary Goshgarian talks about his upcoming new book, “Tunnel Vision,” the origins of his pen name and the secrets of fiction-writing success.