You’re invited to the reading of “Listen to the Black Chick Sing, A Ritual” by Dr. Thomas O’Neill on September 25 at 11:00 a.m. The story follows Black Chick who is a wife, mother, and lawyer searching for answers to her personal...
“We Fought Like Lions: A Son’s Tribute to His Father" invites you to hear from Bergen student Joel Lelonek as he reflects on his father Charles’ experience of risking everything to protect his family during the Holocaust. Listen to Charles’ legacy of...
Hidden: A Musical is a performance about Holocaust survivor and author Ruth Kapp Hartz. The musical follows Hartz’s experience as a young Jewish woman hiding in Southern France with a fake name during World War II. Hear the true story of a...
Holocaust survivor Ninetta Feldman will speak to the Bergen community on Thursday, January 29 in C-313. Attendees may access the event via Zoom online here if not on campus. The Zoom ID is 867053, and password is 826 4751 6112. For more...
Attend an engaging lecture with Arno Michaelis, author of “My Life After Hate.” Michaelis founded the Life After Hate organization that helps people break free from lives of violent hate and extremism. Students, faculty, and staff can attend the event in S-138,...
Author of “American Fever” Dur e Aziz Amna is Bergen’s 2026 Literary Arts Series Keynote Speaker. Raised in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Amna’s writing is inspired by her cross-cultural experiences in South Asia and the United States. Her debut novel, “American Fever,” was named...
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