Krupp Library: Resources by Subject: Jewish Studies

Jewish Studies

Electronic Jewish Studies Resources from NYPL
Encylopedia Judaica
22 Volumes. Our library has both the print edition and the electronic edition.
Gale eBooks
Gale E-books includes more than 200 searchable titles in the arts, biography, business, education, the environment, history, information and publishing, law, literature, medicine, multicultural studies, religion, science, and the social sciences.
Historical Jewish Press
A collection of Jewish newspapers published in various countries, languages, and time periods. We display digital versions of each paper, making it possible to view the papers in their original layout. Full-text search is also available for all content published over the course of each newspaper’s publication.
Jewish Journal
JewishJournal.com is one of the world’s leading Jewish news sites. It contains local, national and global news updated daily, as well as commentary from noted Jewish personalities and writers. Jewish Journal is published by TRIBE Media Corp., formerly Los Angeles Jewish Publications, Inc. It is a diversified non-profit media company focused on local, national and global Jewish news, issues and culture. It is not affiliated with any organization, ideology or movement. TRIBE Media Corp. consists of Jewish Journal; jewishjournal.com, podcasts and Tribe Events.
Sefaria
A free digital collection of Jewish texts in Hebrew and in translation.
Yiddish Book Center
Includes literature, podcasts, art, interactive Yiddish language tutorials, and features published by the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, MA. Whether you are interested in hearing Yiddish poetry performances (with the printed translations), reading classic Yiddish short stories in translation, touring online exhibits, or listening to The Schmooze podcast series, there is something for everyone.
YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe
This encyclopedia provides a comprehensive picture of the history and culture of Jews in Eastern Europe from the beginnings of their settlement in the region to the present. Topics include Arts, Daily Life, Places, Language and Literature, History and Politics, Religion.