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Family atmosphere at centers builds student trust for when it matters most
Campus Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries are often the first responders when students face personal crises, according to an article in the current issue of the Los Angeles Jewish Journal. The report illustrated how in addition to Chabad’s popular Shabbat meals,...
University in scenic South Jersey sees an addition to Jewish life
Situated on 1,600 acres tucked inside the scenic Pine Barrens in Galloway Township, N.J., Stockton University is a small college whose rankings have consistently been strong. Founded in 1969, its website lists it as a top-tier North American “Best Regiona...
Colorado State eatery is also a boost for Fort Collins Jewish community and visitors to the area
For some students at Colorado State University, the recently opened Kosher Bistro is simply another place on campus to pull up a chair and savor a bite to eat before heading off to class. But for Alex Ingber, who started keeping kosher in college, it’s “l...
Pivotal report includes analysis of data from 22 campuses and thousands of alumni
A groundbreaking study of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement’s impact on university campuses throughout the United States was released today, the first time that independent researchers have systematically examined Chabad’s transformative impact on students du...
Emissary parents and their children establish solid Jewish foundation for students at multiple schools
On Sept. 20 (Chai Elul, or the 18th day of the Jewish month of Elul), the Chabad House on Campus in Pittsburgh will celebrate its 28th anniversary, highlighting its partnership with nine local campuses. After bringing on two additional couples, Rabbi Shmu...
A father-and-son team has started a culinary sensation on campus
Aryeh’s Kitchen is gearing up for a tasty year ahead. Since May, the full-service campus kosher food truck has been serving gourmet meat meals at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn. Modern Southern delicacies such as slow-cooked brisket, chicken-an...
Mental-health training addresses identification, assistance and referral
The college years are about so much more than study; they represent a microcosm of the world young adults will enter. They also test students in ways they’re not always prepared for—academically, socially, mentally and spiritually. And that’s where Chabad...
With the end of the summer and the start of the new school year, Jewish students are returning to college campuses around the world. Chabad on Campus is ready to welcome them to the heart of Jewish student life. Here is why Chabad on Campus is ideally sui...
Late Friday afternoon, the sun begins to set behind the San Francisco Bay…
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