Tag: judaism
Neidleman encourages empathy
Jason Neidleman, professor of political science, kicked off the “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture series for the fall semester with his talk Sept. 4.
Passover Seder has guests ponder freedom
The University’s Passover Seder dinner was held on Wednesday. in the Quay Davis Boardroom, hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and led by Cantor Paul Buch from Temple Beth Israel in Pomona.
Zionism panel teaches students about world issues
The University of La Verne’s Office of Religious and Spiritual Life hosted a Zionism discussion with Jonathan Reed, professor of philosophy and religion, and Jason Neidleman, professor of political science, in the Ludwick Center last week.
Passover Seder unites community
A crowd of 30 students and faculty gathered in the Executive Dining Room Tuesday to celebrate a model Passover Seder led by Paul Buch.
Womanism explores gender of God
Fathers are not always kind and kings are not always generous. Yet, images of fathers and kings are often used to depict the physical appearance of God in the Western world.
Interfaith Walk unites community
Nearly 120 people of various faiths came together in celebration of unity Sunday for the 10th annual Interfaith Walk. The walk spanned more than two miles between Claremont and Pomona and took participants through visits to Muslim, Jewish and Christian houses of worship.