Stony Brook Hillel is a home for Jewish students to explore their relationship with Judaism, Israel and each other. We strive to create a dynamic space where students feel a sense of community, the desire to explore, the freedom to be authentic and are empowered to lead.
Delancey Street is a glatt kosher dining venue located in East Side Dining complex under supervision of the Vaad Harabonim of Queens.
Options: University meal plan-no extra cost
Hillel hosts bi-weekly Shabbatot. Orthodox services are also available every Saturday morning and bi-weekly Friday evenings.
Frequency: Bi-monthly
Hillel currently offers free mental health counseling with our Jewish social worker. We also offer microcommunity building opportunities for those with intersecting identities (i.e., Russian-speaking, Persian, Sephardi/Mizrahi, LGBTQ+, etc.).
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Students step onto college campuses every day to explore their identities, their communities, and to find new ways of expressing who they are. When I was a student at the University of Buffalo, I found ways to lift up the different parts of my own multi-faceted identity. I am Jewish. I grew up speaking Russian. And I also have Japanese roots. Being involved with Hillel gave me opportunities to bring my whole self into the Jewish community.
The Hillel College Guide aims to provide you with a snapshot of each local Hillel’s makeup and offerings. We recognize that there may be more information you need in order to better understand the campus reality, particularly around issues of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. If you would like additional information about a given campus’ offerings or action steps in those areas, please reach out to us at [email protected].
