Hillel Breaks Ground on First Jewish Student Center at University of Rochester
Last week began a new chapter as URochester Hillel broke ground on the Greenbaum Center for Jewish Life.
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Last week began a new chapter as URochester Hillel broke ground on the Greenbaum Center for Jewish Life.
This Sukkot, thousands of Jewish students around the world gathered at Hillel to celebrate under the branched roof of a sukkah. They studied Jewish texts, shook the lulav and etrog, shared meals, sang, decorated, and spent time together. The celebrations looked different from campus to campus and country to country, but they shared a common […]
Yishai Goldflam is the vice president of development and partnerships of Hillel Israel Jews are remarkably good at remembering events that happened thousands of years ago. Every year on Passover, we sit around a table and tell the story of the Exodus as though we ourselves had left Egypt. We fast and read Eicha on […]
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