Passover
Paassover is a week long holiday marking the deliverance of the Israelites from bondage. Beginning with a festive meal called a seder and characterized by an abstention from bread products.
There are a number of ways to observe Passover at Emory University. See below for updated Passover programming and email Emory Jewish Chaplain Jordan Braunig at jordan.braunig@emory.edu for more information or questions.
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Passover 2025 at Emory Hillel
Passover is coming! Emory Hillel is excited to be offering meals over Passover at no cost to students, thanks to the generous support of the Emory community. Please RSVP for the meals you would like to attend, including Seders (DIY options available) and meals during the week.
All food served at Hillel is Kosher for Passover.
Please RSVP soon to make sure there is enough food. Click on the RSVP link here.
Questions? E-mail lee@emoryhillel.org.
Chabad
Passover Seder Dinner April 12 & 13 at 8:00pm text SEDERS to 404-999-7787
For more information about Passover at Chabad at Emory, please click here: https://www.chabademory.org/.