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Join us LIVE at 11 am on Thursday for some dairy cooking and inspiration in honor of the holiday of Shavuot!

Sharing highlights of the week has been a staple of Shabbat @ Chabad since its inception. It’s important to reflect on our week and find something positive in it. We need that now, more than ever! Thank you to these amazing students for joining and participating in this meaningful tradition!

Let's make Challah Together! Join us Thursday, June 4th at 6 pm for the 5th annual MEGA CHALLAH BAKE! 🎆 The first 20 STUDENTS to register will get a FREE CUSTOM CHABAD CHALLAH APRON. A Zoom link, recipe card and list of necessary supplies will be sent to you upon registration. Link in bio Join Chabad for a virtual Challah Bake program, as tens of students (and their families) make challah together, in their own kitchens! Join together for a fun and uplifting evening of Jewish unity, where you will learn the ancient and mystical art of making challah. Get to mix, knead, shape and savor the worlds most heavenly bread.

With the power of technology, we can unite in prayer like never before. Join us Sunday afternoon to pray in unity!

Thank you, Dr. Eger! Yes, everyone is accepted and welcomed at Chabad, always! ❤️

Shavua tov! Wishing you a week of light, happiness and joy!

We know how much you miss the jalapeño dip 🔥🔥🔥 - enjoy the recipe! Make it at 🏡 and share with your family! Goes great with Challah on Shabbat! ❤️

Amazing! Inspiring! Meaningful! Just some of the feedback we got from the 315 participants of tonight’s Zoom webinar with Holocaust survivor & author of The Choice @dr.editheger , & Prof Berk!

Happy Mother’s Day to all the superwomen out there! 🌹

Who has memories of spring term Shabbat dinners, outside on the Chabad deck? 🌸🌸🌸

“Our painful experiences aren’t a liability—they’re a gift,” says Dr. Edith Eger, award-winning author of the international bestselling memoir The Choice. “They give us perspective and meaning, and an opportunity to find our unique purpose.” At the age of 16, Edith Eger was sent to Auschwitz. Hours after her parents were killed, Nazi officer Dr. Josef Mengele forced Edie to dance for his amusement and her survival. When American troops liberated the camps in 1945, Edie was pulled from a pile of corpses. Her story of heroism, healing, mental toughness and moral courage brims with the triumph of the human spirit. Now in her 90s and an internationally acclaimed psychologist, Dr. Eger is one of the few Holocaust survivors old enough to remember life in the camps. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear her astonishing story, with its message for us all: “We have the capacity to hate and the capacity to love. Which one we reach for,” Dr. Eger says, “is up to us.” Dr. Eger will also share her wisdom on how to cope with the Covid 19 crisis and changes to our lives.

📢 Union College Community! Save the date! 🗓 Thursday 5/14 at 5:30 (EST) for a talk via Zoom with the "Ballerina of Auschwitz," internationally acclaimed psychologist & author of bestselling book, "The Choice: Embrace the Possible,” Dr. Edith Eger. She is one of the last remaining Holocaust survivors. Dr. Eger will tell her unforgettable story in this moving testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of choice in our lives.

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