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    • 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

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    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...

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    Harvard Hillel

    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!

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    Harvard Hillel

    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...

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

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    Felipe's Taqueria

    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...

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    Harvard Hillel

    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...

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    Harvard Hillel

    Parsha with Pammy

    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.

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    Harvard Hillel

    Mishmar

    Thursday nights are for pre-Shabbat learning, lively conversation, and connecting with friends. Drop in for a short teaching from a student or rabbi, dive into a Jewish text or question, and ease into Shabbat together.

    Oyntology

    Over breakfast, we’ll bring questions from our lives (interpersonal, spiritual, or intellectual) and think through them using Jewish and non-Jewish texts that offer multiple ways of considering what’s at stake.