Hebrew College in the News

Evolving tradition: Efforts to update Hebrew school reflect wider changes, temples say
(Boston Globe—June 12, 2008)

Faith in a nonverbal world
(Boston Globe—June 1, 2008)

Jewish history program to be offered at 4 Westchester locations in the fall
(The Journal News—May 27, 2008)

Religion in the News
(AP—March 14, 2008)

Three new intermarriage reports urge understanding, greater accessibility
(JTA—March 10, 2008)

Rabbi Praises Interfaith Mobility
(Boston Globe—March 8, 2008)

Hebrew College Chooses 'Visionary' New Leader
(Jewish Advocate—February 28, 2008)

Growing Pains
(Boston Globe—February 24, 2008)

Non-movement seminary set to graduate its first rabbis
(JTA—February 5, 2008)

Hebrew College Prepares to Ordain First Rabbinical Class
(Jewish Advocate—January 3, 2008)

Hebrew College to Team Up with NEU
(Jewish Advocate—July 9, 2007)


News Releases

Daniel Lehmann to Become Eighth President of Hebrew College
Daniel Lehmann, a leading Jewish educator and founding headmaster of Gann Academy–The New Jewish High School of Greater Boston, has been chosen as President-Elect of Hebrew College. He will become the College’s eighth president on July 1. (May 20, 2008)

Northeastern University and Hebrew College Form Partnership; Initiative Broadens Cross-Cultural Education and Expands Global Reach
Northeastern University and Hebrew College have agreed to collaborate in one of the most expansive partnerships between a private university and a Jewish college, it was announced today.
(July 5, 2007)

Hebrew College President David Gordis to Step Down June 2008
David Gordis, the president of Hebrew College, has decided to step down next June, after serving as head of the College since 1993, it was announced today. He informed the Board of Trustees of his decision earlier this week.
(June 29, 2007)