Jewish Resources

Coming Soon to a Campus Near You: talkspace
talkspace (TAWK-speys) n.: a regularly meeting learning community formed around a particular subject; a programmatic model for engaging students in dialogue around issues and ideas that are relevant to their daily lives, combining the sense of community offered by a book club with the intellectual engagement of an academic seminar. Now in 4 varieties: Israel, Arts & Culture, Tzedek and Spirituality.

Text Studies in the Tradition of Talmud

Eshet Chayil

The Declaration of Independence

The First Amendment

The First Murder and Evil Inclinations

United States of America Constitution Preamble

Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream"

A Tale of Two Anthems: Hatikvah & Psalm 126

Shabbat - Explore the holiday you can celebrate every week. Read Shabbat Notes for an overview of some of the ritual associated with Shabbat observance.

Jewish Virtual Library - Hillel partners with the Jewish Virtual Library to provide Jewish resources.

My Jewish Learning - Hillel partners with My Jewish Learning to provide Jewish Resources.

RNA Comprehensive Guide to Judaism - The Religion Newswriters Association source guide on Judaism includes background on Jewish issues, an overview of Jewish movements and more.

Engaging Millennial Jews An Opportunity We Must Seize
We’re pleased to share that at Hillel, we are seeing that there is reason to be encouraged about this generation of new Jewish grads, and that they care deeply about Jewish life.

Passover April 6 - 14, 2012
Hillel ensures that Jewish students of all backgrounds can celebrate Passover and all Jewish holidays on campus when they are away from home.

Hillel's Ask Big Questions initiative named an organization changing the world in 2012
Hillel's Ask Big Questions initiative named "an organization changing the world in 2012"

Hillel President Wayne L Firestone Shares Hillel’s Success in Engaging College Students
Hillel President Wayne L. Firestone delivered an address at the main plenary session, prior to President Obama’s address, during the 2011 Union of Reform Judaism (URJ) Biennial conference on Friday, December 16 in the Washington, DC metro area.

Jewish conference in Denver shows progress in getting younger Jews involved
As Jewish organizations around the world seek to engage the next generation of Jewish leaders, it’s no surprise that this year’s JFNA General Assembly saw a significant increase in the number of participants under the age of 40.