Religion and Philosophy Resources
Atlases, Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
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Atlas of Medieval Jewish History-- Shelf Location: Snell Library Remote Annex G1034 .B413 1992
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Atlas of Modern Jewish History--Shelf Location:Remote Annex G1030 .F6513 1990
Welcome to the NU Libraries Jewish Studies page.
Get Started with Your Research:
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Once you have your topic, use Scholar OneSearch to search all of the library collections, articles and more from one search box. Browse the tabs at the top of this guide to access a range of resources. We have a large collection of video and audio titles.
- Search research databases.
- Review E-journals.
- View and listen to streaming media.
- Peruse E-book collections.
- Access other Subject Guides--research by discipline.
- Investigate theses and dissertations.
- Ask a librarian for help.
Jewish Studies Publications and Projects
The Program in Jewish Studies at Northeastern has a blog to engage students, faculty, and the community. Read it at https://nujewishstudiesblog.org Subscribe and join the conversation.
Digital History of the Jews in Boston (DH Jews of Boston) is an accessible and interactive resource for exploring Boston’s Jewish history created by Simon Rabinovitch and his students. The projects highlight the ways in which the history of the Jews in Boston is intertwined with that of many other communities in the city. All of the projects on this site have been created–from design to execution–by Northeastern University students.
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Jewish Studies' Student Research Guide --online resources for student researchThe page is maintained by Simon Rabinovitch: email suggestions and new resources to: s.rabinovitch@northeastern.edu.
