There’s always something fun and Jewish happening at Harvard! You’ll find your next Shabbat dinner, picnic on the river, or dose of Jewish wisdom right here.
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!
Join our graduate student Hebrew classes designed for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced speakers. Build your skills, practice conversation, and connect with other grad students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. All levels are welcome — come learn at your pace.
The Main Seder: We host a large community seder that brings together students, faculty, and community members for a traditional and meaningful Passover experience.
Graduate Student Seder: Our graduate student community has their own dedicated seder, creating an intimate space for graduate students to connect with the Passover story and with each other.
Seders Across Campus: Beyond our main celebrations, we help students organize their own seders in houses, dorms, and other spaces around campus. Whether you want to host a traditional seder or create something more personal and intimate, we provide resources and support to make it happen.
Quad Seder: Join us for a second night seder in the Q! U! A! D! Everyone is welcome! Jews, non-Jews, and everyone in between! The seder will begin at 6pm on Thursday, April 2nd. Theme of the Year: Conspiracy Theories! All the other fun details are forthcoming 🙂 RSVP here
Seder at Dean Dunne’s House: If you’re an undergrad who would like the chance to join a limited number of other students at Dean Dunne’s house for a Night 1 seder, please RSVP here – limited spots available!
If you’re an undergrad who would like the chance to join a limited number of other students at Dean Dunne’s house for a Night 1 seder, please RSVP here – limited spots available!
Harvard Hillel’s graduate student community has their own dedicated seder, creating an intimate space for graduate students to connect with the Passover story and with each other.
Join Harvard Hillel for a large community seder that brings together students, faculty, and community members for a traditional and meaningful Passover experience.
Join us for a second night seder in the Q! U! A! D! Everyone is welcome! Jews, non-Jews, and everyone in between! The seder will begin at 6pm on Thursday, April 2nd. Theme of the Year: Conspiracy Theories! All the other fun details are forthcoming 🙂
The Harvard Foundation invites you to savor global flavors provided by 26 Harvard College cultural student organizations while supplies last. Be sure to stop by Hillel’s kosher for Passover table!
The Main Seder: We host a large community seder that brings together students, faculty, and community members for a traditional and meaningful Passover experience.
Graduate Student Seder: Our graduate student community has their own dedicated seder, creating an intimate space for graduate students to connect with the Passover story and with each other.
Seders Across Campus: Beyond our main celebrations, we help students organize their own seders in houses, dorms, and other spaces around campus. Whether you want to host a traditional seder or create something more personal and intimate, we provide resources and support to make it happen.
Quad Seder: Join us for a second night seder in the Q! U! A! D! Everyone is welcome! Jews, non-Jews, and everyone in between! The seder will begin at 6pm on Thursday, April 2nd. Theme of the Year: Conspiracy Theories! All the other fun details are forthcoming 🙂 RSVP here
Seder at Dean Dunne’s House: If you’re an undergrad who would like the chance to join a limited number of other students at Dean Dunne’s house for a Night 1 seder, please RSVP here – limited spots available!
Swing by Hillel for coffee and something sweet as you head into the final stretch of the semester. See your friends and start your day at Hillel (and don’t forget it’s the last day you can withdraw from a Spring course)!
Over noshes, 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.
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!
Join Harvard Hillel and Harvard Chabad for an evening of remembrance in honor of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, as we welcome Holocaust survivor Bronia Brandman, who survived Auschwitz and will share her story with our community. Her testimony offers a powerful opportunity to bear witness, reflect, and ensure that memory is carried forward. This gathering is open to all students and community members.
Join us for a Yom HaShoah gathering with Steve Goldberg, an educator and lawyer who shares the story of his late friend Ape Piasek, a Holocaust survivor from Poland. Shortly before his death in 2020, Abe asked Steve to “keep telling my story.” To date, Steve has shared Abe’s story over 200 times.
Join our graduate student Hebrew classes designed for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced speakers. Build your skills, practice conversation, and connect with other grad students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. All levels are welcome — come learn at your pace.
Join the Presidential Initiative on Interfaith Engagement for a conversation on Catholic and Jewish perspectives 60 years after Vatican II. Featuring Pamela Brenner (Harvard PhD) and Jhozef Sheldia (Harvard MTS), this event will explore the historical and contemporary significance of Vatican II and its impact on Catholic-Jewish relations, offering space for learning, dialogue, and reflection across traditions. Part of Interfaith Across Harvard 2026, this lunchtime program is open to all.
An inclusive conversational environment open to all proficiency levels, offering opportunities to practice spoken Arabic through dialogue, food, and social connection.
Join our graduate student Hebrew classes designed for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced speakers. Build your skills, practice conversation, and connect with other grad students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. All levels are welcome — come learn at your pace.
Join us for weekly Israeli and Jewish community lunches in Longwood, open to students, trainees, faculty, and staff. Enjoy kosher food and connect with the broader Jewish community at Harvard’s medical campus. Harvard University ID required.
Join us to learn new melodies that Rabbi Goldman will introduce during his Kabbalat Shabbat and to gain new tools for effective leadership from the congregation.
Over noshes, 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.
Through a series of brief, high-impact talks, Harvard-affiliated Israeli physicians and policymakers will explore how the Israeli healthcare system achieves world-class outcomes through innovation, equity, and resource optimization.
Join us for an Interfaith Shabbat Dinner at Harvard Hillel, a student-led gathering in partnership with the Presidential Initiative on Interfaith Engagement that brings together members of the Harvard community across religious and cultural backgrounds for a warm, welcoming Shabbat experience centered on community, connection, and meaningful conversation.
Join us for a tisch with Rabbi Yosef Goldman. Snacks will be provided. Enjoy communal song and storytelling. Come with a song or Jewish story to share or come ready to listen and learn.
Join Rabbi Yosef Goldman and Marni Loffman for an acappella musical Havdalah followed by song. Desserts and light snacks will be provided. Tickets are free for Harvard affiliates and cost $15 for non-affiliates.
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!
Join us for a Yom Hazikaron program in partnership with Harvard Chabad, as we come together to mark Israel’s Memorial Day. This gathering will create space to hear firsthand stories of loss, remembrance, and resilience from members of our community, and to reflect together on what it means to remember in this moment.
Celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut with Harvard Hillel and Harvard Chabad at our BBQ, an evening of food, music, and festive fun. Join us for great BBQ from The Wandering Que food truck, along with cotton candy, popcorn, a slushi machine, s’mores, carnival games, and a DJ. Come hang out, celebrate Israeli independence with friends and the broader Harvard community. Open to all Harvard affiliates.
Join us for weekly Israeli and Jewish community lunches in Longwood, open to students, trainees, faculty, and staff. Enjoy kosher food and connect with the broader Jewish community at Harvard’s medical campus. Harvard University ID required.
Over noshes, 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.
We’re excited to host the final of our three-part Shabbat Dinner & Symposium Series on Friday, April 24th. This will be the culmination of our intimate evenings that bring together conversation, community, and excellent food. Around a Shabbat table, we’re centering a big question that feels both urgent and enduring: Pessimism & Hope — How Do We Sustain Meaning? With Professor Rebecca Goldstein. The conversation will revolve around meaning, resilience, and the human need to matter in fractured times.
The dinners are open to students and faculty, and have combined the warmth of a shared meal with the curiosity of a seminar and the depth of Jewish text study. Participants from the first two have left the evening feeling part of a vibrant Jewish community that is intellectually alive and spiritually grounded.
Open to undergraduate students, grad students, and faculty. Register today to secure your spot.
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!
Join our graduate student Hebrew classes designed for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced speakers. Build your skills, practice conversation, and connect with other grad students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. All levels are welcome — come learn at your pace.
An inclusive conversational environment open to all proficiency levels, offering opportunities to practice spoken Arabic through dialogue, food, and social connection.
Join our graduate student Hebrew classes designed for all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced speakers. Build your skills, practice conversation, and connect with other grad students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. All levels are welcome — come learn at your pace.
Join us for weekly Israeli and Jewish community lunches in Longwood, open to students, trainees, faculty, and staff. Enjoy kosher food and connect with the broader Jewish community at Harvard’s medical campus. Harvard University ID required.
Over noshes, 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.