As we commemorate the first anniversary of Mumbai attacks, we remember the victims in the Chabad House who were murdered because they were Jews. Invite your friend for Shabbat dinner and help create the largest campus-based global Shabbat celebration ever!
IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL. Join thousands of students in this unique campaign. Have a letter written just for you in this special Torah scroll.
Chabad on Campus is a home-away-from-home for tens of thousands of Jewish Students. Chabad Student Centers are active on over 150 campuses, and Chabad offers varied activities at an additional 150 universities worldwide. Join Us!
For the complete directory of student centers, please click here
Seeking to bring more light into the world one year after the Mumbai, India, terror attacks, thousands of Jewish students around the world will be inviting one friend each to the Shabbat table this Friday night.
Representing more than 100 campuses worldwide, hundreds of university students descended on the Jewish community of Crown Heights in Brooklyn, N.Y., for several days of what one participant succinctly described as a dose of spiritual “rejuvenation.”
Hundreds of Jewish college students representing campuses around the world are making their way to New York City for the Chabad on Campus International Student Shabbaton.
This Friday the world is commemorating the first anniversary of the infamous terrorist attack in Mumbai, India. Join students worldwide as we stand in solidarity and renewed commitment to rebuild and enhance Jewish life.
The Healthy Living task force, a Penn student group aimed at creating support-systems for students in need, stems from the Lubavitch House, and its hosting of seminars on mental-health issues.
Hundreds of Jewish students from around the world attended a shabbaton in New York organized by Chabad.
Chabad on Campus International Foundation • 770 Eastern Parkway • Brooklyn, NY 11213 • 718-510-8181
An affiliate of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch, educational arm of the worldwide Chabad-Lubavitch movement | Powered by Chabad.org