Photos & Videos 2015-16

Old and new students converged on the Chabad Center for the first Shabbat of 2015-2015 .
Pre-shabbat munchies, candle lighting, warm and spirited Shabbat services, a yummy full course dinner, dessert buffet and even an engagement party made it a wonderful start for the new year.

Photos by: R.Panitz

Lucky new kids at Binghamton enjoyed a "Jew'au" with a welcoming breakfast, bus ride to park, BBQ lunch and a CRUISE with a Hawaiian theme.
The best part was meeting new friends and creating bonds that can last a life time.

Photos by: R.Panitz

Every year, hundreds of students come to enjoy what is billed as "the best food, the coolest people and the most fun" and the Welcome Back BBQ never disappoints!

Photos by: T. Ashdot

Freshmen and transfers get to explore their new home with a tour of the city , pizza lunch and a fun game of bowling. What a day! and what a way to feel at home!

Lucky Jewish women at BU got to enjoy a splendid Girls Night Out rolling sushi as well as "candy sushi" playing games, hearing inspiring words and bonding the way girls do. Get ready for the next GNO!

Photos by: T.Ashdot-Bari

Although current BU students are almost too young to remember 9/11 Chabad House does not want the campus to forget. Each year, since the first anniversary Chabad has held a Mitzvah Marathon offering the campus community to do a good deed in memory of those who perished. A mega blood drive was also part of the program. The event was co-sponsored by Hillel.

Photos by: R.Panitz

One of the greatest things about Binghamton is how easy it is to be Jewish and Greek at the same time.The inter- Greek BBQ at Chabad is a great way to meet the whose who of the Greek world and kick off a year of shared programming.

Photos by: R.Panitz

Apple Picking in Central NY on a gorgeous Autumn Sunday, what could be a more fun, delicious and enjoyable tradition?

Photos by: R.Panitz

The 20th Annual Piaker Memorial Event featured Soldiers and Peacemakers, the second film based on Yehuda Avner's book, The Prime Ministers.

After 25 hours of heartfelt davening, students listened to Havdallah and enjoyed a bagel break the fast.

Always a great time, Jazzukah this year did not disappoint ! The fantastic sets by the Main Frame band complemented the fabulous ribs, BBQ and sides. What a night ;what wonderful memories !

Photos by: R. Panitz

Hundreds-- more correctly-- thousands of meals were enjoyed in the sukkah. Student volunteers helped prepare delicious foods and put up festive decorations to enhance the experience.
The sukkah hosted holiday meals as well as a variety of smaller parties and gathering in honor of the festival.