GTU Event Calendar - April 2023

Directly related to Zander's current research project on "Universal Rights – Global Literatures," her starting point is the significance of the narratability of refugee and migrant experiences within the context of asylum law.

The GTU’s Executive Leadership Team is pleased to share several updates on the progress of implementing the GTU’s 5-Year Strategic Vision (“GTU 2.0”).

This gathering hosted by the GTU Interreligious Chaplaincy Program serves as a way for students to join, discuss any issues--professional or academic--and strengthen bonds and friendships.

Join us for an informal talk and hands-on learning experience with GTU alum Rev. Jim Stickney! Jim will be showing examples of his work, demonstrating glass cutting and soldering techniques, and letting us get a feel for the art making process ourselves.

Come learn more about this "translucently unique” medium, from a master glass worker!

The entrance to the Hewlett Building is around the corner on Scenic Ave. Please take the elevator up to...

Please join us for a special CJS event featuring Bernice and Morton Lerner Professor of Judaic Studies in the Department of Religious Studies at Duke University, Professor Marc Zvi Brettler. The event is co-sponsored by the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University and the Bade Museum of Pacific School of Religion.

Dr. Choi will examine "The Mystery of the Divine Economy," inviting us to perceive the presence of the Mystery amidst our life together, in solidarity with the invisible, voiceless and displaced persons in today's world.

Join us for this Zoom Webinar on psychedelics and Judaism hosted by Harvard Divinity School and co-sponsored by CJS.