When They Came Home
When news broke of a deal to release the hostages held in Gaza, time itself seemed to pause.
College: University of Southern California
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Welcome to Hillel: A Letter from Hillel International’s Student Cabinet Co-Chairs
Mazel tov! Whether you’re beginning your college career or continuing your college journey, there’s something so special about starting another year marked by meaning, personal growth, challenges, unexpected turns, and most importantly, memories that will last a lifetime.
Dear Hillel: Finding Light When I Needed It Most
Before the October 7 attacks on Israel, my involvement with Hillel was minimal. I knew it existed on campus, but I hadn't made the effort to connect. I was busy with classes, my sorority, and the usual college activities that fill our calendars. But after that day, everything shifted — both in the world and in my own life.
As We Recover from the LA Wildfires, It’s Our Job to Show Up
Jewish tradition offers us an option of how to respond to moments when words otherwise fail us, one which signals the most essential message at times filled with confusion, pain, or uncertainty — hineini, I am here.
Letters from Alyssa: How to Talk to Your Professors About the High Holidays
Hi Friend, I’m Alyssa, a senior at the University of Southern California, and I’ve been through the “How do I tell my professors I need time off for the High Holidays?” process a few times now. Trust me, I know how nerve-wracking it can be, especially if you’re new to campus. As the fall semester […]
My First Shabbat in College
New beginnings can be scary. Whether you're a wide-eyed first-year or a seasoned senior, stepping into the new school year can be filled with excitement
University of Southern California
Looking to travel sooner? There is a Hillel: Birthright Israel trip with University of Southern California this winter from December […]
Students Lead on Israel
My parents were not yet my age when they were forced to leave their homes in Iran and start a new life in Los Angeles. Like so many other courageous Jewish refugees, they did not hide their identities and love for Israel in the United States. Instead, they engaged in an act of cultural resistance: they invested tenfold in strengthening their own children’s Jewish and Zionist identities, and instilled in me pride in who I am.
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA 90089, US
- Top 60 in Jewish population
- Hillel serves this location
- Kosher dining available
- Hillel Rabbi/Senior Jewish Educator
- Hillel mental health/wellness staff