JCRC Scene Matt Goldberg Things have not always been this bad. Until recently, incidents of anti-Semitism have been at historic lows. Jews generally felt safe in their own communities, in their Jewish institutions, and in their houses of worship. But … Read More
Each year, the University of Louisville honors the memory of Professor Israel T. Naamani with a lecture bearing his name. This year, however, the lecture is an arts event that is designed to attract a wide audience. The 2014 Naamani … Read More
Palmer-Brandon Prize goes to Bloom Bloomington, IN – Indiana Univery junior David Bloom has received the 2013 Palmer-Brandon Prize in the Humanities, one of the most prestigious awards given by the College of Arts and Sciences in Bloomington. The $20,000 … Read More
We are surrounded by messages that tell us how important it is to get regular exercise. With the best of intentions, many of us begin exercising, but soon find our commitment to the program difficult to maintain. The secret to … Read More
[by Phyllis Shaikun] You might remember reading about Jeremy Podgursky last month in the Courier-Journal’s December 11th edition. The paper gave the 35-year-old composer, who grew up in Louisville and is currently a Jacobs Doctoral Fellow and associate instructor in … Read More