Classes for HUC and its predecessor, College
of Jewish Studies, were originally held at Wilshire Boulevard
Temple.
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Wilshire Boulevard Temple. |
In 1956, the College purchased a building
on Appian Way in the Hollywood Hills. The facility had
previously been a home for asthmatic Jewish girls. Because
of the success of the program, the school quickly outgrew
the space.
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Artist's rendering of the
Appian Way Building |
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Bringing the Torah to Appian Way
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Picture of Appian Way campus |
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Picture of Appian Way campus |
In 1970, the college purchased land near
downtown Los Angeles, just north of the the University of
Southern California campus. The new building was completed
and dedicated in November of 1971. |
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Artist's rendering of the new building.
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President Nelson Glueck and Rabbi William
Cutter at the groundbreaking ceremony. |
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Construction progresses on the new building. |
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