• This year’s Welcome Week runs Wednesday, August 26 through Wednesday, September 2, with something happening nearly every day at 52 Mt Auburn. Check out our complete schedule

    Stop by Harvard Hillel on Move-In Day for our Open House! Students, parents, and families are invited to meet Hillel staff and student leaders, explore the building, enjoy some snacks, and learn more about Jewish life at Harvard. Whether you’re new to Hillel or already part of the community, we’d love to welcome you!

    Celebrate the start of the school year with ice cream sundae making! Meet other first-years and enjoy a sweet treat with a J.P. Licks Ice Cream Social at Harvard Hillel!

    Come enjoy Pop-Up Bagels at Harvard Hillel with your fellow first-years!

    Need a coffee fix? Swing by a coffee shop around campus throughout the week to chat with Harvard Hillel staff and student leaders over a cup of coffee. Whether you have questions, are looking to learn more about Hillel, or just want to hang out, we'd love to see you!

    Grab a slice and make your own smore's at Harvard Hillel! Mark the end of Shabbat by hanging out in the courtyard and enjoying pizza & roasted marshmallows with friends!

    Start your week with Bagel Brunch at Harvard Hillel. We’ve got fresh bagels, schmear, and lox- plus a space to catch up with friends or meet new ones. Everyone’s welcome to stop by for good food and good company. Hope to see you there!

    Come meet Elle & Michal from Harvard Hillel over a cup of coffee. We'd love to get to know you!

  • Kick off the school year with Jewish graduate students from across Harvard! Join Harvard Hillel on Felipe’s rooftop for drinks, snacks, and a chance to meet new people, catch up with friends, and connect with the grad Jewish community.

    Kick off the semester with Harvard Hillel! Join us in the courtyard for a night of great food, music, games, and more. Come enjoy hibachi, meet new people, and hang out with friends!

    Join Harvard Hillel's Mashgicha Ruchanit (Orthodox spiritual advisor and educator) Pammy for a lively, low-key conversation about the week’s Torah portion—exploring what it has to say about our lives, questions, and the world today.