Tufts HillelJoin your favorite Hillel Holiday Co-Chairs for a TuBishvat seder centered on themes of refreshment and renewal. We will try new fruits, plant fresh herbs, and reflect on ourselves and the world around us.Sign Up Here!
Come learn calligraphy in Hebrew, Chinese and other languages to make Valentine's cards for friends and family!All are welcome!
Warm up your winter with matza ball soup!
Do you like to wrestle with sacred texts while eating delicious food? Do you have questions about creation stories from the Jewish and Christian traditions, and how they might relate to gender and sexuality? Join LGBTQ+ friends and allies from True Colors and JQUEST for a discussion of Genesis creation narratives led by Rabbi Jonah, Protestant […]
Stop by the Hillel Building to decorate heart-shaped sugar cookies. This is an awesome opportunity to enjoy a sweet treat with friends!All are welcome!
Save the date for the Cummings/Hillel Boston Trip over Presidents' Day Weekend! Join fellows Jumbos as we travel to Boston and surrounding towns to learn about various genocides, listen to survivors and experts, and learn from fellow students to build community. Meals will be provided and students will return to Tufts at night. All are […]
Come cook Jewish-Chinese fusion food at the Bayit. All are welcome!
Calling all First -Years, come to Hillel for a night of Karaoke, Snacks, and Fun!All are welcome so just show up!
Come dance the night away at Tufts Hillel Formal! Purchase your tickets below for $5. Formal will be at the Joyce Cummings Center Ballroom.TicketsMystery Date sign up
Kick off the Purim festivities with the Hamentaschen making at Hillel! We will be using flavors inspired by the origin story of Purim. Come bake, laugh, and drink chai!All are welcome!
Join us for a special prayer service sanctifying the full moon and its significance in Judaism. All are welcome as we welcome in the new moon and the new month of Adar!All are welcome! Join us for a fun, short prayerful experience!
Feigenbaum, J76 LectureSign up below!Can obligation be a source of meaning, even joy? Or does obligation always convey a sense of burden? Jewish religious traditions center the idea, and the daily experience, of obligation, yet we live in a society that prizes liberty. How can we understand Jewish accounts of obligation as a constituent part […]
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