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Graduate Chabad Graduate Chabad is a virtual Chabad on Campus organization focusing on the outreach to graduate students and university faculty.

Graduate Chabad is not affiliated with any specific college or university but is dedicated to assisting Chabad shluchim on campus in their work with graduate students. Graduate Chabad is helping Chabad shluchim on campus is several ways:

– As a Speakers’ Bureau providing exceptional speakers to Chabad on Campus;

– As a traveling Chabad on Campus – we come by invitation of local shluchim to produce events on their campuses;

– As an outsourced Chabad on Campus – for those shluchim in the New York tristate area lacking resources to have dedicated staff and programing for graduate students, we can play this role in collaboration with the local Chabad on Campus;

– We also provide resources for shluchim to help in working with graduate students.

12/15/2025

Synopsis This essay begins from the dream-saturated narratives of Vayetze, Vayeshev, and Miketz—Jacob’s ladder, Joseph’s dreams, and the dreams of Pharaoh and his ministers—and asks a radical question: what if the entire universe is one continuous dream of the Creator? Drawing a historical a...

08/12/2025

Alexander Poltorak Abstract This essay addresses the anigmatic statement of the Jewish Sages, stating that G-d created this world with the letter Heh and the Next World (Olam Habah) with the letter Yud. The surprising answer we arrive at is

06/27/2025

Korach Revolt Korach, the proto‑egalitarian, cried: All the community are holy… so why do you exalt yourselves? (Numbers 16:3). Chassidut explains that holiness is indeed everyone’s birthright, yet its light must be channeled through distinct roles—kohanim

06/13/2025

Introduction The Alter Rebbe once remarked in Yiddish, “Leben mit der tzait” (live with the times), meaning that one should live with the current Torah portion. In Parshat Behaʿalotekha, we encounter a fascinating narrative about two prophets, Eldad and Meidad, whose prophecy has been interpret...

05/04/2025

Abstract This essay explores the profound connections between the biblical laws of tzaraath (Leviticus 13-14) and modern concepts of entropy and the holographic principle in physics. Tzaraath, often misunderstood as mere leprosy, is interpreted as a physical manifestation of underlying spiritual and...

03/31/2025

Introduction The relationship between the laws of physics and the conditions necessary for life is among the most profound mysteries in both science and theology. Physicists have long wrestled with the so-called “fine-tuning problem,” which highlights that even minute deviations in the fundament...

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