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UMaine Judaic Studies The Facebook home of the Judaic Studies Program at the University of Maine.

Judaic Studies provides a broad liberal arts background that cultivates an appreciation of the central role played by Jewish culture in the development of human civilization. This interdisciplinary program provides students some substantive understanding of the historical, religious, literary, philosophical, sociological, and political experiences of the Jews; and it offers a diverse disciplinary framing of questions central to the Jewish experience with different perspectives and methodologies. The Judaic Studies program at UMaine is entirely funded by philanthropic contributions. Its mission is twofold: to offer academic opportunities in Judaic Studies (currently including a minor and courses in Hebrew language as well as Judaic Studies proper) and to provide public programming that is of interest to the local community and to campus.

The Hans Weisz Reading RoomThe Maples University of MaineThanks to the generosity of the Cutler Foundation, the Allen Fu...
10/10/2026

The Hans Weisz Reading Room
The Maples
University of Maine

Thanks to the generosity of the Cutler Foundation, the Allen Fund, and the JCEA.

10/07/2026
The Hans Weisz Reading Room is coming along nicely!
10/06/2026

The Hans Weisz Reading Room is coming along nicely!

10/03/2026

Philosophy Colloquium
Thursday 5:30
The Maples

10/01/2026

From the blog of Amy K. Milligan at The Times of Israel

Chag Sukkot sameach!
09/25/2026

Chag Sukkot sameach!

06/15/2026

Hi everyone✨We hope you’re all enjoying summer! We also hope you like our new student orientation poster!!

Stay cool this summer and stay tuned for updates.☀️🌻

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Orono, ME
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