Shabbat dinners, weekly learning, holidays, and a couch that's always free. Here's what's going on at Chabad, week in and week out.
Every Friday night. Candles, l'chaim, way too much food, and a table that keeps growing.
The heart of the week. Friday night dinner at the Sands Chabad House, every single week of the semester, no reservation required. Show up hungry, leave with new friends.
Bagels, lox, and tefillin. A midweek pause with real coffee and a Jewish moment.
Formerly Bagels Lox & Tefillin, now Cafe Chabad. A weekly midweek drop-in: bagels and lox, omelets, smoothies, great coffee, an option to put on tefillin, and a short word of Torah. No commitment, just come eat.
Hot soup, cold weather, warm company. A midweek reset.
When the days get cold, we bring hot soup to campus. Starts the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving break, then every week through the winter. Open to all, no RSVP needed. Simple, warm, and exactly what a Tuesday needs.
A semester of serious Jewish learning, with a cohort and a capstone dinner.
A structured, semester-long course exploring Jewish thought and identity in a small cohort, taught by Rabbi Didy. Ends with a celebratory graduation dinner. Great for students who want to go deeper.
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One-on-one study over lunch. Bring a question, bring an appetite.
Grab a bite and a chavruta (study partner) and dig into a text, a question, or whatever's on your mind. One-on-one, at your pace, no background required.
A rotating lineup of Jewish courses, posted fresh each semester.
JewishU offers Jewish courses that change every semester. Browse what's running now and sign up.
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Students teaching students. Peer-to-peer Torah, in your own voice.
Vayakri is our students-teaching-students program: peers lead and learn from each other, sharing Torah and ideas in their own words.
Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, and everything in between: real meals, real services, and a seat for every student, whether you grew up celebrating or you're doing it for the first time.
Nearly 100 students, dressed to the nines, celebrating Jewish life at Hamilton's first-ever Chabad Formal.
The first Chabad event every new student comes to. No pressure, just burgers and new faces.
Finals care packages, a women's spa night, and other small moments that say: you matter here.
Chabad runs on student leadership. ChaBoard members help plan, host, and grow everything on this page. The board meets weekly. There's always room for one more.
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Ben Greco · Mica Ruthfield
Lillyster de Vreeze · Ryan Herzog · Eliza Schwartz · Tani Smart
Daniel Becker · Liza Beigel · Jacob Berliner · Hannah Bernstein · Eric Brener · Tessa Brown · Lyla Cheary · Emma Chrismer · Francesca Daniels · Lena Davidson · Aiko Doyle · Jordana Eichel · Jonas Eisman · Lily Eshaghoff · Yael Everett · Cooper Evers · Tovah Falck · Ilana Frid-Madden · Luiz Gandelman · Alexis Glasofer · Oliver Goldin · Caleb Goldstein · Ellis Goodson · Sabrina Grossman · Jake Hornick · Kyle Lefkowitz · Mina Morcelo · Sara Rock · Leah Rose-Seiden · Aaron Schwartz · Nate Wildman · Sophia Wright · Jonah Zaas
Bake challah with your team, club, or floor. Flour, friendship, and a taste of Shabbat, right before game day or finals week.
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The international Shabbaton of 2,500 Jewish students from around the world, in New York. Hamilton sent its first-ever delegation.
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A weekend retreat for Sinai Scholars from campuses across the country. Big ideas, new friends, zero distractions.
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A seven-day journey through Poland exploring Holocaust history and Jewish heritage, from the ghettos and camps to the communities that thrived before them.
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A free 10-day trip to Israel for Jewish young adults 18 to 26. Flights, accommodations, and an experience that stays with you.
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