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Ohio AG at odds with Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College - Vimarsana News

Ohio AG at odds with Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College

Attorney General Dave Yost is asking a Hamilton County judge for a temporary restraining order to prevent the school from selling or getting rid of "sacred texts." The school tells WVXU it has "no plans" to do so.

Source: wyso.org
Ohio's attorney general seeks to block seminary college from selling its rare books - Vimarsana News

Ohio's attorney general seeks to block seminary college from selling its rare books

Ohio's attorney general asked a judge on Tuesday to bar an international institution of Jewish higher education from selling its rare book collection.

Remembering Rabbi David Ellenson - American Israelite - Vimarsana News

Remembering Rabbi David Ellenson - American Israelite

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR) shares with great sorrow the sudden passing of Rabbi David Ellenson, Ph.D., renowned educator, scholar, leader, and friend. The Chancellor Emeritus of HUC-JIR, Rabbi Ellenson served distinguished terms both as President (2001–2013) and as Interim President (2018–2019), returning to guide the institution following the tragic death of Rabbi Aaron Panken, Ph.D., z”l. 

'Loki' Season 2: Ouroboros Meaning, Explained - Vimarsana News

'Loki' Season 2: Ouroboros Meaning, Explained

The name 'Ouroboros' doesn't just sound cool. It's steeped in mythological significance—and it has a surprising connection to Loki in Norse myth.

Klau Librarians Retirement - Vimarsana News

Klau Librarians Retirement

Laurel Wolfson, Margalit Tal, and Lisa Ben-Hur, who have collectively served the HUC Klau Library for over one hundred years, retired this January. The library hosted a celebration of their