Every spring semester, Tulane Chabad hosts Shabbat 1000, an event on the Berger Family Lawn that welcomes students from all walks of life to celebrate Shabbat in a vibrant atmosphere. This year, Shabbat...
Rabbi Leibel Lipskier and his wife Mushka Lipskier hosted Tulane Chabad’s largest Shabbat dinner last Friday, Feb. 2.
Shabbat 1000 is an annual event that draws crowds of Jewish and...
As the sun set on the evening of Sept. 15, signifying the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, hundreds of students waited outside the doors of the Rohr Chabad Jewish Student Center at...
Some Tulane University students may have noticed the enormous candelabra outside the Lavin-Bernick Center this winter. Although Tulane is 40% Jewish, for non-Jewish students and community members,...
In past years, classes have been cancelled for Yom Kippur, an important Jewish holiday that typically falls around mid-to-late September. This year, however, classes were still held. With COVID-19...
Ella Helmuth, Associate News Editor
• April 13, 2017
At a school like Tulane where the Jewish population makes up 27 percent of the student body, Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is a significant community event. Both The Goldie and Morris Mintz Center for...
