Led by Rabbi Brawer

It’s time to sign up for Tufts January 2023 Birthright! Come for a brief presentation, ask all your burning questions, and enjoy some Israeli food for dinner.

Join this weekly session that will examine the weekly Torah portion and rabbinic commentaries in view of contemporary thought and ethics.  For more information contact: yonatan.brafman@tufts.edu

Library too crowded? Need to get a problem set done? Have a test to study for? Come meet your fellow classmates and be productive at our first year study hours!

Come join your favorite Hillel Holiday Co-Chairs in trying new fruits to celebrate the new year. Apples and honey will also be provided. All are invited, regardless of previous experiences with the High Holy Days!

Join Rabbi Brawer Friday mornings for Talmud study. This opportunity is for those who have studied Talmud previously and want to develop their Talmud study skills. We will be studying the first chapter of tractate Berachot. Coffee & Cake served! For more information contact Naftali, Naftali.Brawer@tufts.edu

Students and faculty members will meet weekly to discuss readings from Benny Morris' 1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War and Yossi Klein HaLevi's Letters to my Palestinian Neighbor. We will allot time during the meetings for participants to read the texts that we will be discussing, so no outside reading is necessary.
All reading materials will be provided, and discussions will be run so that weekly attendance is not necessary to participate—feel free to join us whenever you can! Lunch will be served each week.

Join us for Shabbat dinner at Hillel! To help us accommodate you for dinner please sign up below by the Wednesday prior at 12pm. Shabbat dinner is provided compliments of Hillel. If you are on an unlimited meal plan, or have the resources to do so, please allow us to subsidize your meal by using […]

All seniors are invited to come and enjoy some post-dinner fun with their Hillel community. Contact David Wingens at david.wingens@tufts.edu for more information.

Freshmen and beginning transfer students will be matched as chevrutot (learning partners) with returning students who have similar interests. We will provide learning materials, and lunch will be served.