Despite some confusion, many Jewish students agreed that the campus did a good job providing for them during the holiday. Seth Kamen, a senior sociology major, said that by offering conservative, orthodox and reform services, the campus gave Jewish students the services they needed to celebrate the holiday. According to Hunger, reform is the most liberal expression with shorter services that are not in Hebrew. Orthodox takes the Torah, Jewish scriptures, literally and has longer services in Hebrew. Conservative is in the middle, leaving the Torah open for interpretation.
Services are mostly in Hebrew.
The campus offered conservative services at the Colony Ballroom in the Student Union, orthodox services at the Hillel Center and reform services at Memorial Chapel.