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At Chabad on Campus you will find a community with which you can connect, develop and find conviviality. Sometimes you may only be looking for only one aspect of what we offer, at other times you may want it all at once. Whether it is about deepening your religious knowledge, socializing on Shabbat, or the experience of connection in celebrating the Jewish holidays together, you will find it with us.
Blogs by our community
Spotlight: Hanna – Instant love for Amsterdam, but in future she wants to return to Hungary. #37
Hanna (21) was born in Budapest, Hungary and comes from a traditional Jewish family. She studied International Relations and now returned to Amsterdam for a Master’s degree in Business Administration at the VU.
In the spotlight: Daniel 400 years of Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage continues, we must always stand with Israel #36
Daniel (36) was born in Amsterdam and comes from a long line of Amsterdam Jews. He studied History at the VU and has since been working in Software Sales. What drives him? And how does he see his future?
Fun Purim Festivities at Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam Bring Together 150 Jewish Students and Young Professionals
Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam brought together 150 Jewish students and young professionals for a lively Purim event featuring kosher food, mocktails, klezmer music, and the reading of the Megillah, allowing attendees to network and celebrate the holiday.
Alexander in the Spotlight: Education About Israel and Antisemitism Outside the Bubble, Stumbling Stones and Diversity in the Workplace #34
Alexander talks about growing up in Amsterdam and Amstelveen, fighting disinformation and ignorance about Israel and antisemitism outside the bubble through education, stumbling stones and in the workplace!
Isabel in the Spotlight: Chabad From New Jersey to Amsterdam, and Personal Development in the Netherlands #32
Isabel discusses the differences between Chabad in New Jersey and Amsterdam, why she chose to explore her Dutch roots in Amsterdam, and how her experiences in the Netherlands were crucial for her personal development.
