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Chanukah

By Rishi Goel
Hillel celebrates the fifth night of Chanukah by allowing students to light a candle on their own menorah near the entrance. Hillel provided Chanukah services throughout the Thanksgiving break for students staying on campus.
Hillel celebrates the fifth night of Chanukah by allowing students to light a candle on their own menorah near the entrance. Hillel provided Chanukah services throughout the Thanksgiving break for students staying on campus.

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