What Hillel Can Teach Us About the Need for Spaces of Refuge on Campus | Opinion
Jonah S. Berger â21, a former Associate News editor, is an Economics concentrator in Cabot House. His column appears on alternate Fridays. For nearly 30 years, a grandiose 19,500 square-foot building in the center of campus has served as a hub for Jewish life at Harvard. With three large prayer spaces, a beautiful circular courtyard, a Kosher dining hall that serves cultural staples each Friday night, and a plethora of full-time staff members, Harvard Hillel offers Jewish students the full range of religious activities, services, and possibilities for connecting with their faith, culture...
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