The following groups offer activities on this campus:
Aish HaTorah Washington
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) Fraternity and Foundation
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC)
Chabad-Lubavitch World Center
College Democrats of America (CDA)
College Republican National Committee (CRNC)
Hamagshimim
Jewish National Fund
KESHER/Union for Reform Judaism
KIRUV/KEDMA - U.S.
KOACH-The Center for Conservative Judaism on Campus
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
USD Hagshama of the WZO
Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) Fraternity and Foundation
Hillel offers activities in the following areas and for these groups:
A Cappella
Academic area (undergraduates)
Athletic/sports
Birthright Israel Alumni
Business school students
Campus leaders
Campus-wide activities/traditions
Career/Internships
Community leaders
Community service/social action
Conservative movement
Domestic politics
Dorm/residential halls
Drama
Education/Teaching
Environment
Film
First-year students
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender
Graduate Students (general arts & sciences)
Greeks
Holocaust
Israel
Israeli/folk dance
Jewish Holidays
Jewish learning/education
Journalism & media
Juniors
Kosher issues/meal plan
Multiculturalism
Off-campus housing
Orthodox students
Publications
Reform Students
Visual Arts

Hillel offers the following religious services:
Conservative/Egalitarian
Orthodox (Carlebach style)
Orthodox (traditional)
Reform
Other


Kosher meals are offered:
Full Kosher Plan (14-21 meals weekly)

Campus Profile:

Hillel at Binghamton provides a pluralistic environment where Jewish students from all backgrounds can explore, celebrate, travel, learn, volunteer, and grow. Located in Binghamton, New York, Binghamton University is one of the only universities in the United States that is closed on Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur and the first two days of Passover (usually coincides with our Spring Break). As one of the most active student organization on campus, Hillel at Binghamton provides a wide array of social, cultural, educational, and religious programming to the 3,000 Jewish students at Binghamton University. Whether your passion is volunteering, traveling, exploring your future career, celebrating Shabbat and holidays, listening to Israeli music, or hanging out with friends, Hillel has something for you. We take great pride in the social, spiritual and intellectual growth that students realize during their time spent with Hillel. And thanks to the countless events we host throughout the year, you have ample opportunities to explore Judaism and connect with a friendly, diverse group of people. We encourage you to learn more and discover how Hillel can impact your life.