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'We're not just facing a threat to Jews in north London – this is the shutting down of democracy'

US envoy Deborah Lipstadt has spent her life fighting anti-Semitism. Now 77, she explains why a rise in Jewish hatred has wider implications

Miriam Udel named 2024-25 Emory College Chronos Fellow

Miriam Udel, a scholar of Yiddish language, literature and culture, has been awarded the Chronos Faculty Fellowship in Emory College of Arts and Sciences for 2024. The fellowship will help support her upcoming research.

2024 Tenenbaum Family Lecture to examine identities of Latinx Jews in the U.S.

During Emory’s 27th Tenenbaum Lecture on Wednesday March 6, Laura Limonic will explore “Latinx Jews in Their Adopted Homeland: Constructing New Realities and Claiming New Identities.”

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Biden visits Israel as tensions rise on campus

Emory's Diversity Week, set for Oct. 2-6, lives up to its name

From a keynote address by Traevena Byrd of American University to Wonderful Wednesday’s “Diversity of Desserts,” built around a love of sweets and diversity, Diversity Week at Emory will have something for every taste.

U.S. Envoy Fights Antisemitism Abroad, as Hatred Surges at Home

As a new U.S. envoy combating global antisemitism, Deborah Lipstadt first acknowledges America’s surge in hate crimes. She is also navigating a debate about the very definition of antisemitism.

Deborah Lipstadt named to Time's 100 Most Influential People list

Honored by Time magazine for “tirelessly working to protect Jewish communities and to build a world where all are safe and protected,” Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt — U.S. special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism — has been an Emory professor for three decades.

Upcoming Tenenbaum Family Lecture will consider Jewish doubt in the digital age

Ayala Fader of Fordham University presents the 26th-annual Tenenbaum Family Lecture, “Hidden Heretics: Jewish Doubt in the Digital Age,” on March 16 at 7:30 p.m. in White Hall 205. Fader’s research centers on ultra-Orthodox Jews secretly exploring the outside world.