On over 950 campuses around the world, over 150,000 Jewish students are finding their home away from home.
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Explore your roots, make new friends, and make a difference.
Good Food. Great Conversation.
Nourish your body and soul.
A home on campus
Hit the books in our Study Center or fuel up with food and fun at our Midnight Breakfast. We’ll even deliver a curated care package to your dorm room to keep you calm, cool and cared for.
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Soup Packages
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Care Packages
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Freshman Welcome Packages
A home
off-campus
Chabad Houses are the place to go for a listening ear, an open mind and a friendly smile. Chat with the Rabbi, cook Shabbat dinner with the Rebbetzin. Our door is always open.
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Lunch and learn
- High Holidays
- Sukkot
- Chanukah
- Pesach
- Shavuot
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Grill the Rabbi
- Friday Night Live
- Shabbat Dinners - Find a delicious Shabbat dinner near you every Friday night during semester.
Enlightened Education.
College is an ideal time to grow as a Jew, so check out our vast educational programs, such as jLearn and Sinai Scholars Society. Prefer to do Judaism your own way? Talk to your Rabbi one-on-one. No subject is off-limits. Not even shrimp cocktail.
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JewishU
Bite-size courses with exciting incentives
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Sinai Scholars Society
Study course, social activities, national networking opportunities, getaways
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Your Israel
Discover Your Israel with a six week course designed to dig deeper than the politics on the ground and provide real answers to today’s most pressing questions.
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Travel, Study, Grow.
Semester break is the perfect time for an amazing new adventure. A chance to explore your Jewish heritage like never before. Our overseas opportunities put the world at your feet. The question isn’t how you will spend your break, but where.
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Pegisha Shabbatons
Experience authentic Jewish life and meet hundreds of peers during a weekend in NYC
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Living Links
A deeply transformative trip exploring the long Jewish history of Poland, the darkness of the Holocaust, and the reemergence of Jewish life today
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Study Away Grant
Travel subsidies to a variety of immersive Jewish learning programs, including up to $350 for travel within North America and up to $1,000 for travel to Israel.
Learn More
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Good Food. Great Conversation.
Nourish your body and soul.
-
A home on campus
Hit the books in our Study Center or fuel up with food and fun at our Midnight Breakfast. We’ll even deliver a curated care package to your dorm room to keep you calm, cool and cared for.
-
Soup Packages
-
Care Packages
-
Freshman Welcome Packages
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A home off-campus
Chabad Houses are the place to go for a listening ear, an open mind and a friendly smile. Chat with the Rabbi, cook Shabbat dinner with the Rebbetzin. Our door is always open.
-
- High Holidays
- Sukkot
- Chanukah
- Pesach
- Shavuot
-
- Friday Night Live
- Shabbat Dinners - Find a delicious Shabbat dinner near you every Friday night during semester.
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-
Enlightened Education.
College is an ideal time to grow as a Jew, so check out our vast educational programs, such as jLearn and Sinai Scholars Society. Prefer to do Judaism your own way? Talk to your Rabbi one-on-one. No subject is off-limits. Not even shrimp cocktail.
-
JewishU
Bite-size courses with exciting incentives
Learn More -
Sinai Scholars Society
Study course, social activities, national networking opportunities, getaways
Learn More -
Your Israel
Discover Your Israel with a six week course designed to dig deeper than the politics on the ground and provide real answers to today’s most pressing questions.
Learn More
-
JewishU
-
Travel, Study, Grow.
Semester break is the perfect time for an amazing new adventure. A chance to explore your Jewish heritage like never before. Our overseas opportunities put the world at your feet. The question isn’t how you will spend your break, but where.
-
Pegisha Shabbatons
Experience authentic Jewish life and meet hundreds of peers during a weekend in NYC
Learn More -
Living Links
A deeply transformative trip exploring the long Jewish history of Poland, the darkness of the Holocaust, and the reemergence of Jewish life today
Learn More -
Study Away Grant
Travel subsidies to a variety of immersive Jewish learning programs, including up to $350 for travel within North America and up to $1,000 for travel to Israel.
Learn More
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Pegisha Shabbatons
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"Chabad provides me a space to feel comfortable being Jewish. It's a great place to feel supported and sustained."
An Amazingly Welcome Environment
“Before I came to college, I never imagined that visiting a Chabad House, much less so three or more times per week. When I came to Chabad, I immediately found an amazingly welcoming environment and many new friends.”
A Family that Always There
"When I started college, I had no idea there was a Chabad on campus. When the rabbi reached out to me and made me feel welcome, I knew I had to try. Chabad is a family that brings people close together, not just during the events, but constantly."
Finding Community
"When I started as a freshman, I was worried about finding community. I came with a friend to Rosh Hashanah and we found the Rabbi’s words so encouraging. I began coming to Chabad regularly, not just for the High Holidays.”
Help the Community
"Chabad on Campus does an amazing job helping the community, and I am glad to be part of it."
Looking forward to Shabbat at Chabad
"Whenever I told my mom that I was having a hard week, she reminded me, 'You have Shabbat at Chabad to look forward to!' She's so right. This is all I needed."
Celebrate Judaism in your own way
"There is an opportunity for everyone at Chabad to be themselves and celebrate their Judaism in their own way."
Making Judaism Mine
"Chabad is like a big family. I always feel like home when I walk through their doors. At Chabad, Judaism became less about doing things because my parents did and more about why it was MY religion, and how I wanted to practice in the future."
- 150,000 Jewish students
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- 950 Campuses served
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- 150,000 Jewish students
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- 950 Campuses served
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- 150,000 Jewish students
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- 950 Campuses served
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- 150,000 Jewish students
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- 950 Campuses served
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- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
- Serving 23 countries and 6 continents
MEET CHABAD ON CAMPUS INTERNATIONAL
Our Chabad houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world.
They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family.
Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a Rabbi, a Rebbetzin and their children.
To you, it's a home away from home, whether you're non-practicing, somewhat observant or totally traditional.
Our Chabad houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world.
They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family.
Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a Rabbi, a Rebbetzin and their children.
To you, it's a home away from home, whether you're non-practicing, somewhat observant or totally traditional.
Our Chabad houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world.
They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family.
Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a Rabbi, a Rebbetzin and their children.
To you, it's a home away from home, whether you're non-practicing, somewhat observant or totally traditional.
Our Chabad houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world.
They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family.
Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a Rabbi, a Rebbetzin and their children.
To you, it's a home away from home, whether you're non-practicing, somewhat observant or totally traditional.
Our Chabad houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world.
They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family.
Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a Rabbi, a Rebbetzin and their children.
To you, it's a home away from home, whether you're non-practicing, somewhat observant or totally traditional.
How we support Chabad Houses
Engaging Students
We provide impactful programs, experiences, and resources to help Chabad Houses engage students.
Supporting Directors
We create a sense of community within the network, support the personal lives of Chabad house directors and their families, and provide professional development and resources to establish, maintain, and grow strong campus Chabad Houses.
Eliciting Support
We raise funds by engaging donors, mega-donors, foundations, federations, governments, and other sources of support on behalf of the entire Chabad on Campus network.
Engaging Students
We provide impactful programs, experiences, and resources to help Chabad Houses engage students.
Supporting Directors
We create a sense of community within the network, support the personal lives of Chabad house directors and their families, and provide professional development and resources to establish, maintain, and grow strong campus Chabad Houses.
Eliciting Support
We raise funds by engaging donors, mega-donors, foundations, federations, governments, and other sources of support on behalf of the entire Chabad on Campus network.
Connect with YOUR Chabad on Campus
Around the globe, Chabad on Campus supports and transforms Jewish life at more than 950 colleges and universities. By supporting your local Chabad on Campus, you help ensure a strong and vibrant Jewish future.
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