The Bronfman Center is comprised of a number of student-initiated and student-run clubs that speak to students niche interests and connections. Combined, they represent the incredible diversity and scope of the NYU Jewish community.

The Bronfman Center provides opportunities for students to travel all over world, both to explore Israel and to provide direct service to communities in need. On our Alternative Break trips, students participate in house building, pipe-laying, planting and more while living and studying the connection between social justice, service and Judaism. On our Taglit-Birthright Israel trips, students explore their connection to Israel on a free 10 day trip with NYU peers.

The rabbis at the Bronfman Center are young, dynamic and inspiring. They provide innovative spaces for Jewish learning and exploration, open their homes to students for Shabbat and holiday meals, and make themselves easily available for meeting one-on-one. To set up an appointment or to get invited to a meal, click here.