A home base in the world's most complex city

I went to Jerusalem to study one thing and everything––that is, to study Jerusalem, where the ancient and the modern are bound together, where many peoples and histories have a home. Hebrew University gave *me* a home in the middle of all of it. The staff were wonderful and welcoming, and always took the time to talk. The professors were always thoughtful and engaging. And, of course, the program attracts a certain kind of person––adventurous, thoughtful, and deeply curious. Being at Hebrew U. allowed me to feel connected to something even as I broadened my horizons, wider than I ever thought possible.