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Two old Jewish men are talking. One says to the other, “Every morning, like clockwork, I pee at 7:30.” The other one says, “That’s great!” The first one replies, “No, it isn’t. I don’t get out of bed till 9!” Is this a Jewish joke? What makes it Jewish? In Judaism & Comedy, we’ll come… read more

A pizza lunch study break with giveaways such as face masks, squishy toys, fidget spinners, etc.

Shabbat dinner for The Grad Network community

Israeli dancing for beginners once a week to learn about Israel, dance, and pray with your feet.

This conversation series will focus on the experiences of ethnic minorities living in Israel and their relationship to the Jewish State, its laws, and its language. Throughout the series, we will engage with the perspectives of Holocaust survivors, Mizrahi Jews, Ethiopian Jews, Palestinian citizens of Israel, Druze, and Soviet Jews. The fellowship is open to… read more

In a time when representation in Hollywood is more relevant than ever, what does that mean when it comes to Jews? What can it mean? From An American Tale to The Fabelmans and The Corpse Bride to X-Men, smatterings of Jewish representation have permeated the big screen for decades. Jews on Film will explore Jewish… read more

Aryeh is Columbia/Barnard’s Hillel-affiliated pro-Israel group. We are proudly Zionist, nuanced, growth-oriented, and strive to create a large tent for all people interested in engaging with their connection to Israel and Zionism.