The sign in front of the University of Kentucky Jewish Center was rededicated Monday after it was vandalized earlier this month. Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, of the Chabad of the Bluegrass, said the sign means even more now than it did before • Full Story

Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, the director of Chabad of the Bluegrass, called an act of vandalism at the UK Jewish Center over the weekend an “apparent hate crime” • Full Story

On a typical Friday night in the dead of New Jersey winter, strolling through a narrow street off University Place and just short of Nassau, one might find an unusual scene: as many as 100 students celebrating Shabbat, the weekly Jewish day of rest, by dining outdoors in a tent adjacent to a small house • Full Story

An arson fire on Aug. 25 may have destroyed the home of the Chabad Center for Jewish Life at the University of Delaware, but the Jewish university students and communities members in the area are trying to turn the tragedy into something positive • Full Story

College students across the nation are starting the school year expecting change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but for Jewish students at Oberlin College in Oberlin, the adjustments won’t just be wearing masks and social distancing • Full Story

A Tuesday night fire that badly damaged the University of Delaware’s Chabad Center is believed to have been intentionally set, fire investigators said Wednesday afternoon • Full Story

“I loved his combination of modern rap music and Jewish traditional ideas,” added  Rutgers senior Eytan Mendelow.  “The song I loved the most was his rendition of Lecha Dodi, the song we sing in Shul to welcome in Shabbat!” added Rutgers Sophormore Oren Mendelow • Full Story

How is Yeshiva University different from other universities? Is it just that we have a pretty rigorous dual-curriculum, divided campuses, and salmon Thursdays? Obviously, there is an assortment of differences we can find between YU and other colleges; But one difference shines brightly and blares loudly; yet is still not given as much attention as it deserves: a lack of Chabad presence on campus • Full Article

On Motzei Shabbos, Parshas Vayeira, the hundreds of students that came from many campuses across the world for Shabbos in Crown Heights, enjoyed a beautiful Havdalah ceremony in the Oholei Torah Ballroom, led by Rabbi Yossi Jacobson. Photo by Bentzi Sasson.

This past Shabbos, Parshas Vayeira, students came from many campuses across the world together with their local Shliach for a Shabbaton in Crown Heights. On Friday afternoon, the students came to 770 – Beis Moshiach, to participate in a special rally • Photos

Chabad of Champaign, directed by Rabbi Dovid Tiechtel, together with some of the campus Jewish houses, put together a fun day with food and fun for the students that just started the new semester • Photos

Chabad on Campus provides a “home away from home” for Jews at campuses across America and around the globe. Chabad seeks to ensure that students graduate as stronger and more empowered Jews than when they entered • Full Article

Chabad at the University of Illinois has unveiled a purpose-built innovation and study co-working space. The concept aims to create a new hub for innovative students at the University of Illinois to learn more about the basics of entrepreneurship, enable them to source internships in their chosen field of study in a collaborative environment • Full Story

More than 100 leaflets with hand-drawn swastikas were found dropped on the front yard of the Chabad Jewish student center at Virginia Tech. The leaflets were discovered at the student center located across the street from the Blacksburg University • Full Story

Every Friday evening, the UT Chabad House welcomes Jewish students with the scent of homemade challah and matzo ball soup. Managed by Rabbi Zev Johnson and Ariela Johnson, the Chabad House is known for the support it gives and hospitality it shows to UT Jewish students • Full Story

Over 300 hundred students attended the first ever “Mega Shabbat” dinner at Penn State’s Alumni Hall this past Friday night. The dinner was arranged by the Chabad Student Board, in honor of Yossi Gourarie, OB”M, late father of Chabad of the Undergrads Co-Director, Rabbi Hershy Gourarie • Full Story, Photos

Among their normal responsibilities on college campuses across America, Chabad emissaries organize events, teach Torah and engage students one-on-one in learning sessions. But whether by design or happenstance, these emissaries often are the first line of defense when students face personal crises as well, according to a recent study • Full Story

Last night, Motzei Shabbos, Shluchim on campuses in the Paris area of France gathered together for the third annual Melava Malka Farbrengen • Photos

In 2008, Friday night Shabbat dinners consisted of only one dining room table that comfortably sat about 20 Lehigh students. Eight years later, the Chabad community has grown immensely, and the new house can host more than 350 students • Full Story

Fifteen years ago, most Jewish college students had one game in town: their local Hillel, which offered a pluralistic, broad approach to Jewish programming. That has changed • Full Article

There is a giant hole in the middle of the living room. As far as holes go, it’s actually quite pristine, a beautiful brown shade of hardwood flooring that sits level with the rest of the living room in the humble State College abode belonging to Rabbi Hershy Gourarie and his wife, Miri • Full Article

In honor of the upcoming holiday of Purim, the world’s largest Chabad House, Chabad at Rutgers University, hosted renowned philanthropist R’ Sholom Ber Drizin, who pledged his support to the institution • Also present were community activists R’ Chanina Sperlin and R’ Yossel Mockin • Read More, Pictures

The largest student Shabbat dinner welcomed the Sabbath and celebrated ‘Shabbat 180’ Friday, bringing together dozens of Jewish students from the University of Cincinnati at the Chabad House directed by the Chabad Shliach Rabbi Yitzi Creeger • Read More

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz launched his campaign’s “Jewish leadership Coalition” on Sunday, consisting of three dozen Jewish community leaders and activists from around the country • Among those who joined Team Cruz is Chabad Shliach Rabbi Shmully Hecht, the founder of the Shabtai Society @ Yale • Read More

A week ago, Chabad @ Union College in Schenectady, New York, directed by Rabbi & Mrs. Shmuly Rubin, organized a Challah Bake on campus together with the “Empty Bowls Project” to promote unity and fight hunger • Over 50 pounds of Challah were sold and the proceeds will benefit local charities • Read More