Honey Cake Baking
Come bake honey cake at the Bayit, Tufts' Jewish Culture House! We’ll mix, laugh, and fill the kitchen with sweet smells to get into the High Holiday spirit.
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The Bayit 98 Packard Avenue, Somerville, MA
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High Holidays at Tufts Hillel 2025
We look forward to welcoming you! Join us for all or part of High Holidays, meals, and events. Everything you need to know is below. High Holiday Services 1. Traditional/Egalitarian services. This service will use the machzor (prayer book) “Lev Shalem” and will include: 2. Reform services will include: High Holiday Meals Yes, it’s true […]
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Challah for Hunger
Tufts Hillel-Downstairs Chapel 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAChallah for Hunger is a student group committed to giving back through the tradition of baking challah. Each week, we bake and sell delicious flavors like Chocolate Chip, Cinnamon Sugar, Everything Bagel, Sweet Crumb, and Plain. All proceeds support Family Table, one of the largest Jewish food banks in Greater Boston, helping provide meals to […]
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Majors Night
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAHey first-years... still figuring out your major? Not sure where to even start? Majors night is a chance to connect with upperclassmen from a variety of majors, ask questions about classes, professors, and requirements, and get insider advice. Plus, it’s a great way to meet and bond with fellow Jumbos who’ve been in your shoes.
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Hungry Hungry Jumbos
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MACome chill at Hillel after services on Yom Kippur afternoon! Whether you’re fasting or not, this is your time to play board games and schmooze with friends on the holiest day of the year.
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JEWPARDY SHABBAT!
Join Tufts Hillel this Friday for a special Jewpardy Shabbat Dinner! We’ll be having our weekly community Shabbat Dinner, with a special Jewpardy twist. Come with a team or come on your own and join a table - we can’t wait for an evening of food, friends, trivia, and fun! No prior trivia knowledge necessary […]
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Sukkot at Tufts Hillel 2025
Tufts Hillel 220 Packard Ave, Medford, Massachusetts, United StatesJoin Tufts Hillel to celebrate the holiday of Sukkot! We will be having services and meals throughout the holiday, in addition to a variety of programming. See below for our service and chag meal schedule. Contact Katie (Kate.Hamelburg@tufts.edu) with any questions!
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Hillel Student Board Info Session
Tufts Hillel 220 Packard Ave, MedfordWant to learn all about what student board is, what the open positions are, and what it is they actually do? Join us for an info session!
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Fall 2025 Student Board Applications
Interested in building Jewish community on campus? Join Hillel board! This is a great opportunity to help shape what Jewish life looks like at Tufts, and it is also a really fun and exciting way to get more involved with Hillel yourself! The entire Hillel student board meets weekly from 12:00-1:15 pm on Mondays, but […]
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Talmud Chaburah
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAWant to take sharpen your Talmud skills? Join a weekly, text-based study group where you'll work through the Hebrew/Aramaic of the Gemara together, sharpening both reading skills and analytical thinking. Guided by Rabbi Brawer, this chaburah offers a collaborative space for deep learning and thoughtful discussion. Prerequisite: Participants should be comfortable reading Talmud in the […]
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The Edith Sulzberg Memorial Intergenerational Program Sukkot Luncheon
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAMake a new friend, share a meal, and build meaningful connections across generations! Sign up is required. Email Lexi Trifon at alexis.trifon@tufts.edu to sign up! The Edith Sulzberg Memorial Intergenerational Program brings Tufts students together with residents of Cabot Park Village for conversation, community, and Jewish celebration. This event will take place in the Tufts Hillel […]
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Simchat Torah Celebration
Join us for the holiday of Simchat Torah, where we restart reading the Torah and celebrate as a community. This particular Simchat Torah, we’re marking not only the completion of the Torah reading cycle, but celebrating the return of the hostages home at last. Join us for a celebration of gratitude and hope—for healing, for […]
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