High Holidays
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High Holidays 2022
Shana Tova from Cornell Hillel! Rosh Hashanah this year starts the night of Sunday, September 25 and ends the night of Tuesday, September 27.
Hillel is excited for the return of our annual Rosh Hashanah Banquet, which will be free for all students this year! At the Rosh Hashanah Feast, hundreds of students will gather to celebrate the New Year together as a Jewish community on Sunday, September 25 in Trillium dining hall. All are welcome to join. RSVP strongly encouraged.
We also have a full schedule of Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Services. Attend one of the three service options, Progressive, Conservative, and Orthodox. You can learn about the holidays with a 101 class taught by our Executive Director, Rabbi Ari, or host your friends for a holiday meal with Hillel Across Cornell. The possibilities to celebrate are endless - find a way that’s meaningful to you. If you have questions about Hillel Across Cornell and hosting your own holiday meal or break-fast, email Andy Anderson.
Rosh Hashanah
Sunday 09/25: Rosh Hashanah
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Services: 6:30 PM in the One World Room, Anabel Taylor Hall
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Rosh Hashanah Banquet: Doors open at 7:15 in Trillium dining hall
Monday 09/26: First Day Rosh Hashanah
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Services: Morning- 8:30 AM, Mincha- 6:15 PM, Ma'ariv- 7:35 PM in the One World Room, Anabel Taylor
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Holiday lunch, 1-3 PM in the 104West! dining hall
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Tashlich, 5 PM, meet Rav Benjy and Tamar outside of Collegetown Bagels before walking together to the gorge.
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Holiday dinner, 8:30 PM in the 104West! dining hall
Tuesday 09/27: Second Day Rosh Hashanah
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Services: Morning- 8:30 AM in One World Room, Mincha- 6:15 PM in 104West, Ma'ariv- 7:35 PM in 104 West
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Holiday lunch, 1-3 PM in the 104West! dining hall
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Holiday dinner, 6-8 PM in the 104West! dining hall
Yom Kippur
Tuesday Oct. 4th: Kol Nidre
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Services: 6:30 PM in the One World Room, Anabel Taylor Hall
Wednesday Oct 5th: Yom Kippur
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Services: Morning- 8:30 AM, Afternoon/Neilah- 5:00 PM in the One World Room, Anabel Taylor Hall