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At Commencement Ceremonies Spertus Institute Recognizes and Cultivates Jewish Leadership

March 31, 2011

By Laurie Borman for JUF News
At commencement ceremonies March 27, Spertus Institute awarded the Master of Arts in Jewish Professional Studies (MAJPS) degree to 14 students.

Who's a Master Now?

March 30, 2011

By Stefanie Pervos for Oy! Chicago
On March 27 I graduated with a Master of Arts in Jewish Professional Studies — MAJPS for short — from the Spertus Institute in Chicago. It’s a mouthful to say, so instead I’ve taken to telling people I’m now a “master” Jewish professional.

Eliezer Berkovits: Great Jewish Thinker

February 25, 2011

By Pauline Dubkin Yearwood for The Chicago Jewish News
Even 28 years after his death, Chicago philosopher Rabbi Eliezer Berkovits' bold ideas on how to deal with the problems facing Jews in the modern world are still causing controversy.

Engaging Jews Means More Than Better Marketing

February 10, 2011

Op-Ed by Dr. Hal M. Lewis for JTA
For four days in January, Jewish leaders under 40 from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Holland, South Africa and Israel assembled in London at the Kolenu conference.

Interview with Spertus Curator of Collections Ilana Segal

August 26, 2010

By Marc Zarefsky

An interview with Ilana Segal, Spertus Curator of Collections, about the Uncovered & Rediscovered exhibit.

Seder Drama: Call to Cook the Passover Meal Sends Novice Off to Culinary Boot Camp

March 24, 2010

By Mayna A. Brachear for Tribune Newspapers
Religious tradition can anchor us positively and negatively. It can keep us from drifting too far from our roots. It also can weigh us down when we want the freedom to define what's meaningful for ourselves.

Heart of the Matter: Go and Learn at Spertus

July 30, 2009

By Aaron B. Cohen for JUF News 
Knee-deep into studying the Book of Kohelet (Ecclesiastes) with the luminescent Prof. Rachel Dulin it struck me: Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies is a place everyone should know, use, and enjoy.

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