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Todah Rabah to Our Faculty
We are blessed to have so many rabbis, cantors and educators enrich camp every summer with their wisdom and love for Judaism. Thank you to all those who served on
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Registration Information for Summer 2020
Registration for Summer 2020 at OSRUI Opens Wednesday, October 2nd at 9:00 a.m. Central Time! Here’s the info you need before you register your camper(s). Session Info. If you want to
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Check Out What’s New for Summer 2020
Registration opens October 2nd at 9:00 a.m. Central Time. Before you register, check out what's new for Summer 2020!!
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First-Time Camper Dilemma: Cabins or Tents?
One of the questions we get asked most frequently by first-time camper parents, is “What’s the difference between Kallah and Tzofim?” Campers entering 4th grade or older have a choice
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We’re Coming to a Congregation Near You!
The OSRUI team will be hitting the road and visiting congregations all over the area during the next few months. We’d love to see you! If you’re a member of
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My Ovarian Cancer Journey: Surviving Through Summer Camp
OSRUI Segel (faculty) member Vanessa Ehrlich was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last November. As her treatment (which included chemo, surgery, and more chemo) progressed, she realized that going to camp
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Save the Date for 2020 at OSRUI!!
Registration for Summer 2020 opens on Wednesday, October 2nd! Check out this blog for some session updates.
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What I Learned at a Jewish Camp in France
Rafi Ellenson is a former camper, counselor, and unit head at OSRUI. In this blog from ReformJudaism.org, he talks about his experience this past summer as a staff member at
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Beth Rodin Named New OSRUI Associate Director
We are excited to announce that Beth Rodin will step into the role of OSRUI Associate Director this fall. Beth is no stranger to OSRUI, having grown up at camp
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Reflections on the End of Summer … Shabbat Shalom
The end of camp happens in the blink of an eye. After 11 weeks where each hour feels like a day, and the beginning feels like a distant memory, in
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