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What's So Funny About Antisemitism?
Join us for an event with Prof. Jeremy Dauber.
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Book Talk with Pam Nadell: "Antisemitism, an American Tradition"
Join us at the CSA from 6:00-7:30pm for a lively discussion with author and professor Dr. Pam Nadell on her new book "Antisemitism, an American Tradition."
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Saving Our Survivors Book Talk
Join the CSA with the Goldstein-Goren Center and NYU Hebrew and Judaic Studies Department for a book talk with Rachel Deblinger.
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CSA Graduate Student Conference
The Inaugural Graduate Student Conference on "New Media and Antisemitism" with keynote speaker, Yair Rosenberg.
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The Beautiful Crime and the Sad Law – The 1927 Schwarzbard Trial
Join us at the CSA for a talk with Prof. Leora Bilsky.
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Provostial Centers and Institutes Open House
20 Cooper Live! Centers & Institutes’ Open House from 3-6pm. All NYU affiliates welcome. No registration required.
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Sep 14, 2025
GameChangers Summit with ADIR Challenge
Join NYU and ADIR at the GameChangers 2025 Summit—a hands-on workshop where you'll collaborate with exceptional students, learn from leading researchers and industry experts, and design games and tools to help shape a better digital future.
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May 12, 2025
Restoring Trust in Science, Medicine, and Public Health
Please join us for a constructive, healing dialogue about building and enhancing public confidence in modern medicine and science. What role can such approaches play in restoring public trust and healing societal discord?
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Apr 28, 2025
Between Crisis and Coexistence: Jews in Interwar Germany
Please join the CSA for a public lecture by two of our Visiting Scholars on their work: Irit Bloch: "Judicial Manipulation of Law, Antisemitism, and the Crisis of Democracy in the Weimar Republic."
Christopher Probst: "'Be glad you belong to the persecuted and not the persecutors': Rabbi Aron Tänzer in the Weimar Republic".
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