Meet Hillel International’s 2026 Summer Interns!
Welcome to Hillel International's 2026 Summer Interns!
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Welcome to Hillel International's 2026 Summer Interns!
This year, the Jewish Career Network, powered by Hillel, launched its Industry Series — virtual sessions that bring in speakers from across sectors to help college students and early career professionals learn more about Jewish professionals’ experiences in those fields. The most recent installment, “Practicing Psychology,” brought together six professionals and graduate students to talk […]
The world’s largest Jewish college organization honored remarkable achievements in supporting Jewish student life.
This week, 1,100 Hillel professionals, partners, and sponsors gathered in Boston for the 2025 Hillel International Global Assembly (HIGA).
Following the filing of a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), Pomona has agreed to adopt reforms to address antisemitism and improve anti-discrimination protections for Jewish and Israeli students. Washington, D.C. – Today, the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, Hillel International, and the Anti-Defamation League […]
This year, thanks to Hillel International’s Leadership Passport, nearly 50 Jewish college students attended the General Assembly.
At Hillel International, we are so proud to share that Jon Falk, vice president of Israel Engagement and Confronting Antisemitism, was selected to be part of this inaugural cohort.
Editor’s Note: In August 2025, Hillel International released a brand-new, three-year strategic plan, “The Future of Jewish Belonging on Campus,” which focuses on building vibrant and joyful Jewish student communities and ensuring belonging for Jewish students on campus and for future generations. This article, focused on the first pillar of the plan, “Growing Jewish Joy […]
Hillel is stronger than ever. We measure our strength by our growth and impact in supporting Jewish college students.
Every month felt like Hispanic Heritage Month growing up in Miami. I heard more Spanish than English spoken on the streets, Cuban coffee and pastelitos dominated cafes, and my family and our neighbors shared an unspoken past – we chased the American Dream right to South Florida. We survived, thrived, and lived as Latinos, Jews, […]