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Campus and University News
  Chabad-on-Campus Opens New Center in Rittenhouse Square
lubavitch.com
For the first time ever, Jewish students studying at any in the cluster of arts colleges in Center City, Philadelphia, will have their own Jewish student organization.
  Birmingham Celebrates 25 Years of Couple’s Jewish Service
When Rabbi Fishel and Esther Cohen came to Birmingham, England, in 1984, neither had any idea what the future would hold.
  W.V. Jewish Center Caters to Students and Federal Inmates
Since establishing the only Chabad House in all of West Virginia just two years ago, Rabbi Zalman and Hindy Gurevitz have become adept at dividing their time.
 
In the Media
Chabad House creates inviting environment
Indiana Daily Student
At IU, the Chabad House, also known as the Jewish Student Center, has been the home for Jewish students and community members.
Keep kosher at Bradley
In the Spotlight Bradley.edu
When it comes to academics and activities, Bradley has something for everyone, and this year the university is taking a big step to extend that diversity to its food service. To better accommodate students, staff, and faculty who follow kashrut, the Jewish set of dietary rules, kosher sandwiches and salads are now served daily in the Williams Hall food court and at Outtakes in the Student Center.
NYU Makes Sure Scarano-on-the-Bowery is on God's Side
Curbed NY
Two commercial condo units in the building, 52 East 4th Street—architect Robert Scarano's oddest Bowery creation to date—have been bought by Chabad of NYU.