Torah & Tailgate in the Sukkah
Meet us at Kent Hillel to watch the parade, grab a nosh and mimosa, and some Torah study before heading to the Homecoming Game!
Meet us at Kent Hillel to watch the parade, grab a nosh and mimosa, and some Torah study before heading to the Homecoming Game!
Alumni, students, and guests are invited to join Kent Hillel for Shabbat in our Sukkah. Registration is preferred.
Join Hillel at Kent State for a Happy Hour in the Sukkah. Open to all faculty, staff, and adminstration.
Please join Hillel for Rosh Hashanah morning services followed by lunch.
Join Kent Hillel for Rosh Hashanah services and dinner. Services will begin at 5:30 with dinner to follow. Feel free to come to one or both. Please register in advance so we can include you in our food counts.
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