By studying classical Jewish sources alongside Western texts, students learn the critical role that Judaism played in the intellectual history of the West—and how to contribute to its next chapter.

Motivated students learn best in small discussion groups, by substantial writing assignments, and through tests that require creative problem-solving. When excellence is demanded, students fulfill—and surpass—expectations.

A small, full-time, residential student body. An accessible, full-time, dedicated faculty. These are the conditions for intellectual experimentation and personal growth, and the fruitful exchange of ideas.