Lavine Family Executive Director of The Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life, Columbia / Barnard Hillel @cbhillel
New York, NY
Joined February 2009
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Special opportunity for the @columbia community
Join us for a conversation with Jon Polin, father of hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin z”l, next Wednesday.
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Wonderful evening from the @BSQAorg at their inaugural gala. Kudos to Robert Kraft for his special leadership and congratulations to Brian Moynihan on receiving their first leadership award.
Tremendous addition to the @columbia community. Welcome!
We’re delighted to welcome 9 outstanding Israeli postdoctoral fellows to @Columbia through Kalaniyot! 🇮🇱
Thank you to Prof. Jacob Fish, the Kalaniyot board, generous donors, and the @Columbia administration for investing in academic excellence and strengthening Columbia’s ties with Israel.
🔗 kalaniyot.columbia.edu/news/…
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בקמפוס אוניברסיטת קולומביה הוצג היום מיצג זיכרון עוצמתי ונוקב לציון קורבנות ה-7 באוקטובר. במסגרת המיצג, הציבו סטודנטים למעלה מ-2,000 כיסאות ריקים על מדשאת האוניברסיטה, כמסר אילם ומהדהד לאובדן. על כל כיסא הוצבה תמונתו של אחד הנרצחים, לצד ברקוד ייעודי המאפשר למבקרים לסרוק ולקבל גישה מהירה למידע מקיף על חייו, פועלו וסיפורו האישי של אותו קורבן.
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A moving and meaningful Oct. 7 ceremony @Columbia Low Library, concluded with Hatikvah.
Thanks to @cbhillel @ChabadColumbia and many student groups for organizing.
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Join @cbhillel and the Jewish and Israeli communities at Columbia for various October 7th commemoration events tomorrow🎗️🇮🇱
הצטרפו לקהילות היהודיות והישראליות בקולומביה לאירועי הזיכרון השונים לציון ה-7 באוקטובר שיתקיימו מחר🎗️🇮🇱
Do airlines not check references?
“The FlyDubai co-pilot who stabbed his captain and sent Flight 1073 diving toward the ground had previously been banned from flying by Oman over concerns he had adopted radical ideological views, people familiar with the matter said.”
wsj.com/world/middle-east/fl…
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Thank you @SpeakerMenin for speaking with Columbia and Barnard students in the sukkah of the Kraft Center for Jewish Life - it was wonderful having Professor Ester Fuchs interview her former student
I'll never forget the terrorist attacks of September 11. The tragic stories from that day are seared into my memory - but so are the stories of incredible heroism. I look forward to joining the Columbia MilVets later today, along with other students and administrators, to commemorate 9/11/01
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The only thing better than one Robert K. Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life......is two. Mazel tov to the @BrandeisU community and Robert Kraft and family. An incredible investment for Jewish students and the entire University.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has donated $10 million to Brandeis University to name a new 28,000-square-foot facility for Jewish life, expected to open in spring 2028, the school announced on Wednesday.
Full story: ejphil.com/5hz2c
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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has donated $10 million to Brandeis University to name a new 28,000-square-foot facility for Jewish life, expected to open in spring 2028, the school announced on Wednesday.
Full story: ejphil.com/5hz2c
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The first day of classes @columbia has never smelled better. We brought the @ManischewitzCo Food Truck to give away more than 200 hot dogs, potato knishes, and 400 rugelach. President Mnookin joined students to grab a bite.
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Three of Columbia's top leaders graduated from @ColumbiaGS. Read what led Lisa Rosen-Metsch (GS'90), Susan Feagin (GS'74), and Keren @YarhiMilo (GS'03) to Morningside Heights, and how the school enriched their personal and professional lives: news.columbia.edu/news/colum…
ALT Illustration of Lisa Rosen-Metsch, Susan Feagin, and Keren Yarhi-Milo
Students @columbia are incredibly fortunate to learn from Nadav Eyal, one of Israel’s top journalists
So much hate and antisemitism in the comments below. Here’s my answer: more learning.
My fall course at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) is now open for registration. It’s called “The Intersection of Foreign Policy and Domestic Politics in Israel.”
If you’re lucky enough to be a Columbia student- graduate or undergraduate- the course is open to you.
I’m a believer in an old-fashioned idea of learning: rigorous study of the facts before opinions, knowledge before judgment.
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It’s officially back-to-campus season, and our partner Hillels are kicking off the semester!
From BBQs to ice cream socials at Hillel of Staten Island, @cbhillel, @SBUHillel, and @BingHillel, students are reconnecting with old friends, meeting new ones, and settling back into their homes away from home.
Wishing all @HillelIntl students an incredible year! 💙 #MissionMonday
