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UJS SUPPLY JEWISH STUDENTS WITH BBQS TO CELEBRATE ID:60

All last week, JSocs up and down the UK were treated to the UJS GRILL TOUR traveling the country giving out food and BBQs to celebrate 60 Years since the Founding of the State of Israel. Here are some of the events that took place.

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  • OXFORD ISRAELI CULTURAL SOCIETY OUTDOES ITSELF WITH iFEST 2008

    On Monday, May 5th, Israel came to the centre of Oxford. Through the immense efforts of Oxford students, Broad Street was transformed into a celebration of Israeli culture.

  • Jewish Students fight and win at NUS Conference! Antisemitism defeated and great new President elected!

    The Union of Jewish Students played an instrumental part in making last week’s NUS Conference one of the most successful ever for Jewish students. Around 80 Jewish students were among 1000 delegates for a week of political debate in Blackpool. By the end of the Conference, UJS had secured a number of notable victories.

  • JEWISH STUDENTS COME OUT IN FORCE (AND THE RAIN!) TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR THE PEOPLE OF DARFUR

    On Sunday, 13th April UJS once again emerged as a critical component of the UK campaign that seeks to end the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan as Jewish students arrived with youth movements from around the UK to protest outside the Sudanese Embassy in London.

  • Vote on May 1st!: Will it be your voice or theirs ?

    DON'T FORGET TO VOTE IN THE LONDON ELECTIONS ON THURSDAY MAY 1ST.

  • ISRAEL 60 FESTIVAL

  • JEWISH STUDENTS TAKE BACK THEIR UNIONS

    Student Unions across the country have held elections over the past few weeks and Jewish students have been elected to key positions in many of the major unions. UJS activists have won impressive election results and taken on senior roles in the running of the unions.

  • UJS sends Letter of Support to Sapir College

    Dear Students Union, We at the Union of Jewish Students of the UK and Ireland would like to express our condolences to the student union, the staff and the students of Sapir College following the death of one of your students.

  • HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAYS

    On January 27, 2008, the Jewish community helped commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day in Great Britain. Throughout the country, there were various memorial services held, and student leaders were critical in planning and holding services designed to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, one of the darkest periods in human history.

  • KOSHER FOR PESACH MEALS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR ORDER

    For the first time, Kosher for Pesach meals have been available to but via the UJS website. We are sorry to say that the order process is now closed and meals are no longer available for order.

  • THE FIRST BRUM v NOTTINGHAM DERBY TAKES PLACE

    Liverpool v Everton, Rangers v Celtic and Spurs v Arsenal. These had nothing on the encounter between Birmingham and Nottingham JSocs recently in what is hoped to be a regular fixture on their sporting calendars. The first of many Nottingham v Birmingham derbys was played on a cold January afternoon with bragging rights and the UJS golden boot trophy (which will be given an official name in due course) on the line.

  • UJS LAUNCHES NEW LOGO CONTEST

    The current UJS Logo is over 35 years old and we want YOU to come up with a new one. This competition is open at all UJS members and if you win, you will have your design used across the entire country and win an amazing prize.

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