The High Holy Days are approaching fast and Purdue Hillel is making preparations. Come celebrate 5785 with us!
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G’mar Chatima Tova – May You Be inscribed in the Book of Life
For students who wish to take time during the High holidays for worship and reflection, we recommend that you reach out to your professors as early as possible. Purdue is very accommodating to religious needs. Some professors may ask for more information, and if you let us know we are happy to speak to anyone who has questions on your behalf.
A note to students - the time to reach out to your professor is NOT THE DAY BEFORE HIGH HOLIDAYS START!
Rosh Hashanah begins the evening of October 2, and Yom Kippur begins the evening of October 11. Please RSVP to attend events this High Holy Days HERE
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Get ready for Sukkot by helping build and decorate the sukkah! Make sure to submit memes for the meme wall via the Google Form!
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Purdue Hillel Sukkah (on the front lawn)
Come grab a sweet treat and eat it in the Purdue Hillel Sukkah as we ring in Sukkot 5785!
Purdue Hillel Sukkah (on the front lawn)
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Join us for Bagel Break and say goodbye to Sukkot by partaking in the mitzvah of shaking the lulav and etrog!
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