Jewish Learning
We're always looking for ways to integrate torah learning into our academic lives, from writing HUM papers about Ramban's conception of the soul to learning Yiddish, but we also take time to learn Torah every week. We have weekly drashot given by students on Shabbos between Shacharit and Mussaf, as well as a lively and engaging Parsha discussion group after Kiddush.
Additionally, the UChicago Hillel hosts an OU-JLIC couple, Rabbi Yehudah and Hannah Auerbach, who run learning events throughout the quarter, including an Iyun Shiur Sundays, student-run Mishmar every Wednesday, as well as Shiurim and meals on Shabbat. Yavneh members can be seen participating in Chevrutot in Hillel and across campus, and are invited to set them up on their own or collaborate with OU-JLIC to set them up.
For private research and learning, the Newberger Hillel is home to the Davidson Library, one of the largest Hillel libraries in the country. The University also hosts a collection of over 17,000 titles in the Ludwig Rosenberger Library of Judaica.
Chesed Opportunities
Yavneh's third annual tzadakah auction (albeit over Zoom) was a huge success! Together, we raised over $1,200 for the Daniel Follmer Memorial Scholarship Fund, with over 25 items sold!
There are also volunteering opportunities available through Hillel and RSO's across campus. Visit the Hillel website or the UChicago Center for Leadership and Involvement website.
Yavneh's third annual tzadakah auction (albeit over Zoom) was a huge success! Together, we raised over $1,200 for the Daniel Follmer Memorial Scholarship Fund, with over 25 items sold!
There are also volunteering opportunities available through Hillel and RSO's across campus. Visit the Hillel website or the UChicago Center for Leadership and Involvement website.
