Social media connects SF Hillel students to Shabbat
Honoring age-old traditions while using trendy social media platforms has become an effective engagement tool at San Francisco Hillel.
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‘And we go from there’
Honoring that past tradition and how to keep the relationship going between blacks and Jews was the theme of “From Selma to Charlottesville: a panel on the legacy of black-Jewish relations in America,” held in GW’s Marvin Center as Black History month drew to a close.
Students choose to lead for Israel
The AIPAC Policy Conference drew approximately 18,000 Israel advocates, including 110 Hillel professionals and more than 3,600 students, to Washington, D.C. this week.
Two Line Torah Vayakhel-Pekudei 5778 – Ever-Building the Mishkan
In this week’s double portion, we conclude the book of Exodus
Hillels provide support after Florida high school shooting
Serena Deutch spent Valentine’s Day making frantic phone calls to loved ones after a gunman bore down on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Two Line Torah Ki Tisa 5778 – False Gods
Come, let us make Elohim that shall go before us...
Hillel Talks
In December, Hillel International hosted its fourth-annual Global Assembly in Colorado. During the weeklong conference, Hillel International organized its first ever Hillel Talks, a series featuring five campus professionals who shared their stories, insights and ideas to inspire their peers.
Two Line Torah Parashat Tetzaveh 5778 – For Dignity and Adornment
In Parashat Tetzaveh, God commands Moses to appoint Aaron and his sons as priests.
Happiness Campaign encourages well-being through a Jewish lens
The Happiness Campaign is based on the Jewish concept of middot, or character traits, and Vanessa King’s “Ten Keys to Happier Living,” a guidebook to creating a healthy and meaningful life.
Hillel International Expands Flagship Fellowship to Foster Next Generation of Jewish Leaders
Creating more opportunities for early career professionals, Hillel International will expand its flagship Springboard Fellowship for recent graduates next fall through $1.5 million in new investments.
