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Cassen wins NEH grant for translation project

Cassen and her collaborator from Yeshiva University will create a two-volume translation that bridges Jewish, colonial, Latin American, and European studies.

8.29.24

30 Years After Oslo - Former Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer Visits JIMES

10.2.23

Of Dishes, Taste, and Class: History of Food in the Middle East

9.20.23

Faculty

Yücesoy Publishes New Work

Hayrettin Yücesoy has published a new work on political thought in the Middle East

8.8.23

Alumni

Katie Prinkey Receives Inclusive Museum Award

6.15.23

What it means to share a meal

A new program in the Department of Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies invites students and professors to engage outside the classroom.

11.15.22

Tazeen Ali (MA, ’12) returns to WashU as the Danforth Center’s first Islamic Studies scholar

4.18.19

Tyler B. Parker, MA '18, returns to campus for symposium on Yemeni Civil War

11.6.18

Former JIMES MA student, Anruo Bao, to present at upcoming conference, June 4-5

12.12.17

Routledge publishes collection including essays from two alumni

11.13.17

Cassen wins NEH grant for translation project

30 Years After Oslo - Former Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer Visits JIMES

Of Dishes, Taste, and Class: History of Food in the Middle East

Yücesoy Publishes New Work

Katie Prinkey Receives Inclusive Museum Award

What it means to share a meal

Katie Prinkey Receives Inclusive Museum Award

Alumna Katie Prinkey publishes research based on JIMES coursework

Two JIMES students named Rhodes finalists

Tazeen Ali (MA, ’12) returns to WashU as the Danforth Center’s first Islamic Studies scholar

Tyler B. Parker, MA '18, returns to campus for symposium on Yemeni Civil War

Former JIMES MA student, Anruo Bao, to present at upcoming conference, June 4-5

Routledge publishes collection including essays from two alumni

The Misery of Terrorism: Intelligence blunders, savage despair, and the endless war.