On campuses around the world, Chabad has been a constant presence, uplifting Jewish students, offering a safe space and helping them find a positive way to respond to negativity on campus. But Jewish students needed something more. They needed advocates. Once again, Chabad emissaries stepped up to the plate.

More than 30 people gathered at Harvard Chabad Monday evening for a vigil honoring the life of Israeli-Moldovan Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was abducted and killed last week in the United Arab Emirates.

Did you notice that when news of the murder of Chabad emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan in the UAE broke, the Jewish world was not even surprised that there is Chabad in the UAE? We all act as if an Israeli-Moldovan chassidic Jew moving to the Persian Gulf to serve other Jews is the most natural...

In a powerful display of Jewish unity, approximately 2,000 college students from 176 universities converged on Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood for the annual Pegisha weekend retreat organized by Chabad on Campus International.

Chabad on Campus International, the campus wing of the Orthodox Chabad-Lubavitch movement which aims to forge connections between Jewish college students while exposing them to a more traditional religious observance, recently organized the largest Shabbat gathering of young people anywhere in the US.