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Drexel Hillel is a home away from home, a place to meet new friends, and reconnect with old ones. A vibrant community, filled with people from all around the world, from a variety of different backgrounds, and with an assortment of different perspectives on Judaism and on life in general. It is a place that allows students to continue traditions that they grew up with, and it's a place that allows students to try on new experiences for the first time. Drexel Hillel compliments the entrepreneurial spirit of our University, giving students the opportunity to dream big and participate in building Jewish life on campus and the Jewish future beyond.
Undergraduate Enrollment
900 Jewish Students (6.7%*) 13,375 Students
*Percent of population
Graduate Enrollment
400 Jewish Students (4.9%*) 8,123 Students
*Percent of population
Anti-Israel Student Government or BDS Resolution
None
Anti-Israel Encampment, Spring 2024
No
Kosher Dining
Kosher food is available on the University meal plan at the Perelman Center Cafe (under supervision of Community Kashrut of Philadelphia). Currently the cafe features light fare only (sandwiches, soups, heat and serve items). In addition to the cafe, Hillel offers free Shabbat and holiday meals.
Options:
University meal plan-no extra cost;Meals available on shabbat/holidays only;Kosher food available nearby
Religious Services
Drexel Hillel hosts a variety of different minyanim (Orthodox, Reform, Conservative) - some meet weekly, others monthly, some on Friday evening and Saturday morning and/or afternoon, others just Friday evening.
Join Drexel Hillel’s early move-in program, Jewniversity. Over three days, participants learn about Jewish life on campus, meet other students, experience Shabbat at Drexel, and explore Philly. As an added bonus, you get to move in early! […]
Jewniversity is Drexel Hillel’s early move-in program. Over the course of three days, Jewn participants get involved in community service projects, learn about Jewish life on campus, and explore Philadelphia. It’s a great opportunity to […]
Play carnival games and eat kosher pizza at the Perelman Carnival! Learn more about the Perelman Center for Jewish Life and the many opportunities to get involved: Hillel programs, work study opportunities, the different minyan […]
Welcome new & returning students to Shabbat at Drexel! Join Hillel for a Friday filled with good food, good friends, and great times! We start dinner on time at 7 p.m. sharp, and we’ll have […]
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