By: Zander Wold, Graduate of UC Davis The Super Jewish Guy When I arrived in Davis a little over four years ago, I was unrecognizable in a crowd. By the time I graduated, just a few months ago, everyone knew me as the super Jewish guy. My path in becoming [...]

The Meaning of True Love By: Rabbi Moshe Goldman What is the meaning of true love? When you say to someone “I love you” – what do you really mean by that? It is possible that we mean “I love how you make me feel”, or “I love the way you treat [...]

Jacob Was Sent to College – Parshat Vayetze By: Rabbi Dovid Gurevich In this week’s Torah portion Vayetze we learn how our forefather Jacob was sent by his ma and pa to college, a seven year program at University of Haran, ostensibly to escape the wrath and missile rockets of [...]

How a Chabad class portrait gets made. From: NY Mag By: Matthew Shaer Every autumn for the past three decades, a delegation of Hasidic rabbis has gathered outside a shul on Eastern Parkway, in Crown Heights, to pose for a group picture. The rabbis are shluchim, or emissaries, who spend most of [...]

Celebrate Shabbat this week in honor of the Israeli soldiers risking their lives, and our entire family in Israel! As we all know, all Jews are one family. We never know what our one good deed can accomplish. Here is how Chabad on Campus across the globe is celebrating: Green [...]

  By: Chabad’s Terror Victims Project Over 500 missiles have landed in Israel since the beginning of Operation Pillar of Defense on Wednesday. Chabad’s Terror Victims Project has mobilized its 300 Chabad Houses with hundreds of volunteers in the regions under fire. We are in the field bringing moral spiritual and [...]

By: Rabbi Yossi Gordon Devastation in Israel B”H Sholom Aleichem. Thursday started off like a good day should. I was en route to some Torah study at about 8:00 in the morning when my phone rang. The caller is a friend who lives in New York. He had heard about [...]