Celebrate the New Year with Hillel!

Rosh Hashanah begins Friday evening, September 11th and concludes Sunday evening September 13th.

Yom Kippur begins Sunday evening, September 20th and concludes Monday evening, September 21st.

We are thrilled to welcome students, faculty, parents, alumni and friends for the 10th anniversary celebration of High Holidays at the Perelman Center! Led by our Executive Director and Campus Rabbi Isabel de Koninck and along with our Rabbinic Intern Emma Fischer, our services are joyous, participatory and combine elements of liturgy and tradition from the Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist movements using  the non-denominational, fully translated and fully transliterated Mahzor Eit Ratzon.

 Please scroll down for schedule and details.

Note that while most of our High Holiday experiences are open to the entire community Erev Rosh Hashanah services and dinner and Neilah / Break the Fast are only open to students and young alumni.