This Fall 2023 most of the Fall Jewish holidays fall on weekends. That’s less conflict for students or working folks. We will be hosting all festive meals and holiday prayers – though some may go home (especially as its on … Read the rest
...We have a series of events here at Shabbos House that weekend that families of students are very welcome!
As the graduation schedule has changed and families will be coming for different days and different times – we’re asking families … Read the rest
...PASSOVER 2023 at UAlbany
Shabbos House will be VERY open for Passover! Quite a few students will be home/away for parts or all of Passover, but we will be here throughout, all meals and Seders and prayers at Shabbos House … Read the rest
...This Fall 2022 the Jewish holiday season comes later in the Fall semester, Rosh Hashanah is in the last week of September. And all the holidays fall mid-week which takes up a lot of days (in festive ways!) at the … Read the rest
...High Holidays 5782/2022 at UAlbany
ROSH HASHANAH
Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday night this year, coming on the heels of UAlbany’s Family Weekend. Monday is the first day of Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday is the second day.
As some may be home … Read the rest
...UAlbany is finally getting back to a more normalized Commencement Weekend this year. We have a series of events here at Shabbos House that weekend that families of students are very welcome!
As it is a smaller graduating class for … Read the rest
...No, this is not an April Fools joke. Seriously, this first Shabbat of April 2022 is a very special Shabbat at UAlbany! See why below:
First the Schedule Outline:
Friday Night 4/1 Prayers 7:15pm, Shabbat Dinner 8pm, Special Speaker over … Read the rest
Many students will be going home for the Seders this year, especially as it falls on a weekend. The first Seder will be Friday Night 4/15, the second Seder on Sat Night 4/16. But some students will be up here … Read the rest
Chanukah falls early this year, beginning on the Sunday night at the end of Thanksgiving Weekend 2021. All of Chanukah will be before Finals Week so plenty of opportunities to celebrate this joyous and luminous holiday as a campus community. … Read the rest