The mission of St. Louis Hillel at Washington University is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students in St. Louis so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world.

Passover

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 Home Hospitality 2013

St. Louis Hillel will match students with families in St. Louis who are willing to open their homes to share Seder traditions with students for First and/or Second Night Seders.

Students Register to be placed with a family

Community Members register to host students

Do Your Own Seder

Create your own Seder traditions for you and your friends with a little help from Hillel.  We will provide you with a filled Seder plate, a box of matzah, haggadot, access to kosher caterers, guides, Seder leader workshops with Rabbi Andy and a *$5 subsidy per person to help pay for your meal.

More about Do Your Own, *requirements for $5 subsidy, and links to the resources mentioned above

Register by March 20

Freedom Fest Seder

A night of questions and conversation.
First Night Seder led by Rabbi Andy Kastner
Monday, March 25, 7:45pm, Ursa’s Fireside
FREE, Space is limited, Register early.

Register by March 20

Kosher for Passover meals on campus

St. Louis Hillel has assisted Bon Appetit and WashU Dining Services in offering kosher for Passover lunches and dinners as part of your regular meal plan.  Lunches will be pre-order through webfood and dinners will be buffet style.  Kosher for Passover pre-packs will also be available in all eateries throughout the holiday.

For more information contact Wash U Dining Services.

 

 

Say “Pi” to Passover

Break Passover with Free Pi Pizza, kosher pizza also served.
Wednesday, April 3
5:30-7pm in Ursa’s Fireside