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University of Richmond senior explores her Jewish-American identity
Through her honors thesis, an internship, and participation in Chaplaincy programming, senior Kate Chasin delves into what it means to be Jewish-American.
Meeting Myself in the Silence: A Student's Reflection on Pilgrimage: San Francisco
From October 10-14, a group of University of Richmond students embarked on Pilgrimage: San Francisco, a fall break journey exploring spirituality through meditation, intentional community, and the natural beauty of both the Point Reyes Peninsula with a certified arborist and San Francisco with a sunset cruise. Farah Šertović reflects on her experience.
Finding Community: A High Holidays Story
This past September, I sat at Rosh Hashanah services for the Jewish New Year alone for the first time in my life. I arrived an hour early to a local synagogue, because back home in Houston, my family of fifteen always insists on sitting together at services. Coming from a large congregation, I assumed I’d need extra time to find a seat.
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