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Shalem Launches One-of-a-Kind Program in Strategy, Diplomacy, and Security
Next month, Shalem College will conclude the first year of its new Program in Strategy, Diplomacy, and Security, designed to help prepare Israel’s future leaders…
The Learning Goes On: Students Find Strength in Wartime Through Philosophical Inquiry
In a sermon he delivered at Oxford University at the start of World War Two, author C.S. Lewis addressed the feeling, common to many students,…
Fear No Evil: Shalem Mission Brings North American Undergraduates to Jerusalem
In the weeks after October 7th, the Shalem College leadership met to discuss how it could assist both its students and the country as they…
Food for Hearts and Minds: Shalem Brings Ideas (and Meals) to the Front Lines
How a Shalem initiative ensures that Israel’s soldiers have not only home-cooked meals, but also food for thought.
Shalem Graduate Calls Out Harvard on Support for Hamas
Harvard doctoral student JJ Kimche ’19 is publicly calling out Harvard for its response to pro-Hamas support on campus.
A Small Liberal Arts College, and Jerusalem’s Largest War-Relief Initiative
The day after Hamas’ October 7th attack, Director of Service and Citizenship Gila Rockman, together with students, alumni, and members of her department, established a…
Fighting the Battle for Public Opinion, One Story at a Time
How a Shalem graduate and current student are empowering Jews abroad to share the real story of October 7th, and counter false narratives.
An Impossible Story, 75 Years in the Making
Of all the revelations about Israel’s establishment in Koret Distinguished Fellow Dr. Daniel Gordis’ newest book, the most astonishing is surely that its founders “did…
One Shalem Graduate, 700 Books, and the History of a Jewish Community
How a chance encounter in a Singapore synagogue led to Mordy Miller ’18’s creation of the world’s most authoritative collection of books on the city’s Jewish history.
Moshe Koppel and Yedidia Stern: From Crisis to Constitution?
This year, the annual Zalman C. Bernstein Memorial Lecture was a serious and civil conversation about the most challenging issue facing Israel today: the proposed judicial reform and its ramifications.