Orthodox Shabbos Shacharis

Join us for Orthodox Shabbat morning services. Shacharis on Shabbos is a time to pause, pray, and connect with community—complete with Torah reading and the unhurried rhythm of Shabbat. All are welcome, whether you’re a regular or just want to experience a Shabbat morning with us.

Shabbat Lunch

Continue the Shabbat spirit on Saturday afternoon with a communal lunch following morning services. Enjoy good food and great conversation as we mark the day of rest together. Undergraduate students on the meal plan can swipe in, and graduate students eat free. Whether you join us for services or just for the meal, you’re always welcome – community members can

purchase Shabbat meals in advance.

Dinner

Join us for dinner Saturday through Thursday at Harvard Hillel! Undergraduate students on the meal plan can swipe in; graduate students and community members are welcome to purchase meals. On Wednesdays, graduate students can enjoy Cheap Eats—a full dinner for just $5. Come for the food, stay for the community.

Check out this week’s menu!

Orthodox Sunday Shacharis

Start your day with Orthodox weekday morning services. Join us for Shacharis each weekday morning to connect with tradition, community, and prayer before diving into your day. All are welcome, whether you’re looking for a daily minyan or just want to pop in.

Bagel Brunch

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!

Lunch

Join us for lunch Sunday through Friday at Harvard Hillel! Undergraduate students on the meal plan can swipe in; graduate students and community members are welcome to purchase meals. It’s a great way to grab a bite, catch up with friends, and take a break from your day in a welcoming space.

Check out this week’s menu!

Dinner

Join us for dinner Saturday through Thursday at Harvard Hillel! Undergraduate students on the meal plan can swipe in; graduate students and community members are welcome to purchase meals. On Wednesdays, graduate students can enjoy Cheap Eats—a full dinner for just $5. Come for the food, stay for the community.

Check out this week’s menu!

Orthodox Yom Kippur Evening Services (1st Minyan)

The Orthodox Minyan begins Yom Kippur in Beren Hall at 5:50 pm.

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. Everyone else is asked to register in advance, and nobody is turned away for financial reasons.

High Holiday information and tickets:

Current Students  Alumni, Parents, Community

Orthodox Yom Kippur Evening Services (2nd Minyan)

A second Orthodox minyan meets in Rabb at the same hour, offering additional seating for the start of Yom Kippur. Services begin at 5:50 pm.

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. Everyone else is asked to register in advance, and nobody is turned away for financial reasons.

High Holiday information and tickets:

Current Students  Alumni, Parents, Community

Reform Yom Kippur Evening Services

Harvard Hillel’s Reform Minyan begins Yom Kippur with evening services in Memorial Church, from 6:00 to 7:30 pm.

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. Everyone else is asked to register in advance, and nobody is turned away for financial reasons.

High Holiday information and tickets:

Current Students  Alumni, Parents, Community

Worship & Study Yom Kippur Evening Services

The Worship & Study Minyan begins Yom Kippur at First Church Cambridge, with evening services at 6:15 pm.

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. Everyone else is asked to register in advance, and nobody is turned away for financial reasons.

High Holiday information and tickets:

Current Students  Alumni, Parents, Community

SHEM Yom Kippur Evening Services

SHEM (the Student Harvard Egalitarian Minyan) begins Yom Kippur with evening services in Smith Hall at Harvard Hillel, starting at 6:30 pm.

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. Everyone else is asked to register in advance, and nobody is turned away for financial reasons.

High Holiday information and tickets:

Current Students  Alumni, Parents, Community