Course Marks the Conclusion of the Arch of Titus Project
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Students as Teachers at YU Museum
Student Docents Explain the Artifacts of “The Arch of Titus” Exhibition On Friday, December 8, Yeshiva University students enrolled in “Arch of Titus: Between Rome and Jerusalem,” took on the roles of museum docents and shared their learning with other YU students, staff and faculty as well as members of the community at the Yeshiva University […]
YU to Host International Conference on Arch of Titus
YU’s Center for Israel Studies and YU Museum to Host October 29 Symposium The Arch of Titus, built to commemorate Roman triumph in the Jewish War of 66-74 CE, has stood as a touchstone of Western civilization for nearly 2,000 years. Yet, the meaning and significance of the monument – for the victorious Romans, for […]
YU Museum Celebrates Opening of Arch of Titus Exhibition
Exhibition Explores Shifting Meaning and Significance of Historic Monument Over Millenia On September 13, the Yeshiva University Museum and the YU Center for Israel Studies celebrated the opening of a new exhibition, “The Arch of Titus – from Jerusalem to Rome, and Back,” at the Museum, located at the Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th […]
The Arch of Titus – from Jerusalem to Rome, and Back
YU Museum and Center for Israel Studies Present Exhibition and Conference on World-Famous Structure
Hanukkah at the Arch of Titus
Professor Steven Fine Reflects on Jewish View of Menorah Depicted on the Arch of Titus Through the Ages It is hard for me to look up at the menorah of the Arch of Titus in Rome without feeling deep emotions. This is especially true at Hanukkah—and especially this Hanukkah, when stabbings in Jerusalem, the murder […]
Rome and the Menorah
New Online Course Led by Yeshiva University Faculty Brings Arch of Titus to the Global Classroom
Menorah Myth Busters
Students in Yeshiva College Summer Course Discredit Claim That Vatican is Hiding Temple Relics