The JTS Library houses the greatest collection of Judaica in the Western Hemisphere, providing the Jewish community and the world with direct access to an astonishing array of materials that speak to Jewish history and our shared Jewish experience. Our collections draw researchers and scholars from across the globe, and we in turn loan materials to institutions around the world, sharing the cultural resources we have been acquiring for over 120 years. We invite students and the public to explore the collection in our space on campus or online.
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Support The JTS Library
Partner with us to support one of the greatest collections of Judaica in the world.
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Special Collections
With its vast collection of Hebrew manuscripts and other treasures, the Library is home to one of the greatest Judaica collections in the world.
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Author Conversations and Events
Deepen your insight into Jewish thought and culture with our ongoing series of author discussions and other library events.
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Library Membership
Enjoy access to Library resources with full borrowing privileges, along with special invitations to Library events.
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The New Library
The JTS Library has undergone a major renovation, creating a beautiful space designed to better serve students, scholars, and the Jewish world.
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Exhibits
Learn about exhibits from the Library’s collection of rare Judaica and view highlights online.
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