What is JSU?
What is Hillel?
What is Chabad?
What is the Jewish community like on campus?
How big is it?
What happens on Friday night and Shabbat?
I’m not Orthodox. What are my options for Shabbat?
How can I get involved in Jewish programs on campus?
What’s the Israel community like on campus?
Is there anti-Israel sentiment on campus?
Is kosher food available on and off campus?
Are professors accommodating in terms of holiday observances?
Are there nearby synagogues?
Can I teach Hebrew School/Sunday School at nearby synagogues or temples?
What are the Jewish learning opportunities on campus?

Chabad on Campus is the second organization devoted to building the Wash U Jewish community. Rabbi Hershey and Chana Novack live near the South 40 and open their home for Shabbat and holiday meals. They organize additional programming, most of which occurs on main campus or the South 40.

According to the Chabad website, www.chabadoncampus.org:
“Chabad on Campus is a home-away-from home for thousands of Jewish Students in the Greater St. Louis area, Missouri and southern Illinois. Chabad anticipates and serves the needs of students on a social, educational and spiritual level. At Chabad, all students are welcome, regardless of background, affiliation, and level of observance. Chabad on Campus is creating a Jewish Tomorrow... Today!”