Chabad on Campus International

06/15/2026

“I was very hesitant to join Chabad. . . it soon became like my frat.”

Max Dolfman on how Chabad Penn State Undergrads impacted his college experience.

06/11/2026

Following the Living Legacy conference in Washington D.C. this week, a delegation of Chabad representatives was invited to meet with Vice President JD Vance JD Vance at the White House.

Rabbi Levi Shemtov of American Friends of Lubavitch briefed the Vice President on the enduring legacy of the Rebbe, and Rabbi Avi Weinstein, COO of Chabad on Campus International, briefed him on the work of the Chabad on Campus network of Rabbis and Rebbetzins supporting Jewish students across hundreds of campuses worldwide.

Rabbi Weinstein also expressed gratitude for the administration’s efforts to ensure Jewish students feel safe on campus.

06/09/2026

“The first time I met my Chabad, they gave me directions for how to get to the Chabad House- ‘Walk through the woods, and follow the lights.’”
malinsky from on how metaphorical those directions became ❤️

06/03/2026

Chabad on Campus stories always start with a name ♥️

These are just a few of the names and faces of students at Chabad of the University at Albany.

06/01/2026

Rivka from Erasmus University of Rotterdam on Rabbi Vorst’s (her Chabad on Campus Rabbi) upbeat attitude, despite the current climate on campus

05/28/2026

05/26/2026

Congrats, grads! Now go make the world a better place ✨

Remember: You may have graduated from college, but you never graduate from Chabad ❤️

05/25/2026

“I was worried before going to Chabad for the first time. . . “


Was this your experience in the beginning as well?

04/23/2026

Swipe to see the newest Chabad Houses on campus and learn what makes them unique 🏡

04/20/2026

“I believe Pegisha is the single most powerful social event. Why? Because it brings to the fore the essence of what defines a Jew: the Jewish soul.

One student said to me at last year’s Pegisha, “I feel as if I’ve been walking around for years in a skin and tonight for the first time I have been able to shed that skin.”

I have heard similar things said to me after October 7th, but that was born out of tragedy.

At Pegisha, students discover their Jewish soul in a vibrant joyful, and positive atmosphere where the total of 500 students together is far greater than any participant expected.”

- Rabbi Yoinossin Golomb, Chabad on Campus at the University of Sheffield