High Holidays
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High Holidays 2026
Shana Tova from Grinspoon Hillel! Rosh Hashanah this year starts the evening of Friday, September 11 and ends the evening of Sunday, September 13.
Hillel is excited for the return of our annual Rosh Hashanah Banquet, which will be free for all students! At the Rosh Hashanah feast, hundreds of students will gather to celebrate the New Year together as a Jewish community on Friday, September 11 in Trillium dining hall. All are welcome to join.
We also have a full schedule of Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Services. Attend one of the three service options, Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox. Click here to RSVP for services (RSVP is requested but not required)
The possibilities to celebrate are endless - find a way that’s meaningful to you, such as hosting your friends for a holiday meal with Hillel Across Cornell. If you have questions about Hillel Across Cornell and hosting your own holiday meal or break-fast, email Rav Talia.
Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Click here to RSVP for services (RSVP is requested but not required)
Sunday 9/13: Second Day Rosh Hashanah
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Morning Services
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Conservative: 9 AM Anabel Taylor Hall Auditorium
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Orthodox: 8:30 AM Anabel Taylor Hall One World Room
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- Holiday Lunch: 1-3 PM in the 104West! dining hall
- Tashlich and Chill: Ice Cream Picnic at Beebee Lake
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4:30 PM at Beebee Lake (all are welcome!)
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Evening Services
- Orthodox: Mincha/Maariv Anabel Taylor Hall One World Room