Building the Future of Jewish Life on Campus at the BBYO International Convention
Every year, thousands of Jewish college students step onto campus for the first time already knowing that Hillel is waiting to welcome them.
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At the New England Regional Leadership Summit, the Warmth of Connection Beats the Winter Cold
This past weekend, more than 100 students from 23 different campuses across New England gathered for a weekend of community-building
New Survey: Four in 10 Jewish College Students Report Experiencing Antisemitism
Eight in 10 parents of Jewish high school students say reports of campus antisemitism affect college choices. American Jewish Committee (AJC) and Hillel International are releasing new data today detailing how American Jewish college students are changing how they engage with peers and show up on campus related to their experiences with antisemitism. As part […]
Across Ukraine, Hillel Offers Refuge Amid War and Loss
In Ukraine, Jewish college students and young adults are building Jewish lives in the shadow of war.
Hillel’s Ripples of Resilience Grants Offer Connection, Community, and Support
Jewish tradition is rich in wisdom about wellbeing — how we show up for each other, how we anchor ourselves in what matters.
Building Jewish Belonging in the Lone Star State
This past weekend, Jewish students from across the Lone Star State gathered for the Hillel Texas Summit 2026.
Building Bridges at the Super Bowl LX Black-Jewish Unity Summit
The Black-Jewish Unity Dinner series is back — this time out in sunny California!
Leadership, Connection, and Global Peoplehood: Reflections from the First Cohort of the Matanel Fellowship
This program brings together Jewish students for a year-long course of study designed to build international friendships and leadership.
New Hillel International Study Finds 65% of Jewish Commuter Students Report Anxiety, Loneliness, or Depression
Commuter students face greater mental health and financial pressures, yet value Jewish connection as much as residential peers.
New Hillel International Survey Finds Nearly 40% of Jewish College Students Worry About Paying for Food, Rent, and Medicine
Survey shows private school students carry heavier debt loads than public school peers.