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Student Clubs
Cornell Hillel provides logistical, financial, and spiritual support for diverse groups under the Hillel umbrella.
Challah for Hunger
Have you ever been curious about baking challah? Do you want to fight for food justice in Ithaca? Challah for Hunger is a group of students who work each week kneading and baking challah to benefit our local community. Each week they sell their uniquely flavored challahs on campus. All proceeds from the sales go to our local food bank. Students from all backgrounds are welcome to join us each week to bake together as a community!
Tamid
TAMID is a comprehensive, multi-phased student program on college campuses to connect American business-minded students with the Israeli economic landscape. TAMID Group at Cornell prepares the next generation of entrepreneurs and business professionals through a comprehensive education curriculum, pro-bono consulting for Tel Aviv-based startups, capital market investment research, and the opportunity for a summer internship program in Tel Aviv. Come be a part of an organization that has had a profound impact on the Israeli economic landscape.
Cornellians for Israel
Cornellians for Israel (CFI) is Cornell's pro-Israel organization, which promotes awareness and programming on culture, politics and current events of Israel. CFI brings speakers to campus, lobbies government officials, hosts information tables, writes articles and sponsors other related events, which help students learn about Israel and the Middle East dynamic. To stay updated on CFI's latest happenings, like them on Facebook.
Jewish Graduate Students
The Jewish Graduate Student Association (JGSA) welcomes graduate students from all programs across the university to join in co-creating a unique and welcoming Jewish community. Members of JGSA host open Shabbat and holiday meals, free happy hours at The Loft, Ciders in the Sukkah and more. Reach out to Yael Eisenberg with any questions.
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Chai Notes
The Chai Notes is Cornell's best and only Jewish acapella group. Through their nearly 25-year history, the Chai Notes has been a staple in the acapella culture at Cornell, and in Cornell's Jewish community. With concert themes ranging from "The Chai Notes in Hollywood" to "The Chai Seas," they are known for fun and dynamic performances. Contact them with any questions.