Connect with YOUR Chabad on Campus. Around the globe, Chabad on Campus supports and transforms Jewish life at more than 950 colleges and universities. By supporting your local Chabad on Campus, you help ensure a strong and vibrant Jewish future.

Chabad on Campus has homes on more than 950 campuses worldwide where Jewish students of every background and affiliation can chill and connect. Our caring and experienced directors* promote social, educational, and spiritual enlightenment.

Chabad on Campus offers tons of meaningful activities and programs for Jewish students in an environment without judgement. It’s your chance to get involved, strengthen your roots, make new friends and make a difference.

Our Chabad Houses kindle the hearts and minds of Jewish students at colleges around the world. They are hubs outside of the classroom where old friends and new friends become family. Each on-campus house is genuinely home to a rabbi, a rebbetzin, and their children.

The Chabad on Campus Study Away Grant provides travel subsidies to a variety of Immersive Jewish Learning programs, including up to $350 for travel within North America and up to $1,000 for travel to Israel.

The Chabad on Campus Rabbi and Rebbetzin will also receive your contact information. Are you still in high school and unsure of what college you will attend? Fill out this form to stay connected with Chabad on Campus.

Chabad Experience. Meet some of the amazing campus Rabbis and Rebbetzins, and connect with your local Chabad on Campus.

On campuses around the world, Chabad has been a constant presence, uplifting Jewish students, offering a safe space and helping them find a positive way to respond to negativity on campus. But Jewish students needed something more. They needed advocates. Once again, Chabad emissaries stepped up to the plate.

Chabad on Campus explores this vital connection during LivingLinks, an inspirational seven-day Poland trip for college students. Eye-opening and life-changing, the weeklong journey traverses through cemeteries, death camps, ghettos and other …

Discover the social, religious and political makeup of Israel firsthand on this two-week spiritual journey. Guided tours of holy and historic sites are accompanied by stimulating lectures and discussions on Jewish tradition and philosophy, led by academic and rabbinic experts.