Chabad offers a vibrant and nurturing community where hundreds of students choose to engage in Jewish life!

We provide a plethora of Jewish opportunities for the campus community, including family-style Shabbat dinners that typically attract well over a hundred students, along with educational classes, social programs and pro-Israel activities. We have facilitated Birthright Israel trips for more than 1000 WashU students. Through the Chabad Student Association, we offer students the opportunity to lead our programs. As part of the campus safety net, our professional team helps provide support, guidance and referrals.

Chabad also offers programs and resources for graduate students as part of the JGrads initiative. Students at local colleges, including UMSL, SLU, Webster U., and St. Louis Community College, are supported by The Network.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.

Chabad has been a constant source of warmth and belonging throughout my time at WashU. As a freshman, it gave me a place to go during a period of transition and uncertainty. It was a community where I immediately felt welcomed, supported, and at home. Now, as a sophomore and serving as Vice President, Chabad continues to be an essential part of my college experience. It is where I celebrate holidays, share Shabbat meals, build meaningful friendships, and stay connected to my values and traditions. Chabad is more than a physical space; it is a community that has grounded me, shaped my growth, and will remain a cornerstone of my life at WashU and beyond.