Winkle’s Blog
Quickflips are Here!
After unprecedented production and distribution delays, our early bird gift, the Quickflip celebrating our rich history, is finally here! Not only do they look great as a sweatshirt, but they’re just as good as a drawstring bag. Due to the delays, we have a compressed schedule where you can get your Quickflip. We will be […] Learn More ›
Introducing the 2021 SIT Staff
The Chi phone rings a lot, so we tend to get a good number of questions. From packing to bussing, specialty offerings and more, campers and parents are never shy to ask us things. This year you would think the number one question would be about health, safety or even the 100th summer. But no- […] Learn More ›
April 2021 News from the Camp Chi Family
Spring is in the air and the warm weather has a little spring in our step! The weather isn’t the only thing that has heated up- we have so much to celebrate this month: college decisions galore, well deserved awards, new drivers and new babies. So join us in wishing a mazel tov to everyone […] Learn More ›
Final Four Frenzy: The Winners Are…
Late last night UCLA beat Michigan to claim the final spot in the NCAA Men’s tournament and that means our frenzy has come to an end. The past few weeks of college basketball have been equally exhilarating and exhausting. And now as the Final Four is set with Gonzaga, Baylor, UCLA, and Houston, it’s time […] Learn More ›
On Passover This is The Hope
At face value, Passover is a simple story with a message just like most other Jewish holidays; we faced prejudice, and they tried to get rid of us and failed, so we eat and drink to mark the occasion. While the details of who “they” are, what “they” did, how “they” tried to get rid […] Learn More ›
What’s Up with the Planets
By CTC Secretary Tess Adelstein When I think of Camp Chi, there are many things that come to mind straight away; friends, connections, comfort, summer, home. Another one of the main ideas that come to my mind is stargazing. Camp has made such a simple activity of laying on the ground and looking at the […] Learn More ›