Dear Hillel: Leading with Pride and Joy
Right before sunset on Friday evenings, something special happens on Mowatt Lane in College Park, Maryland.
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Right before sunset on Friday evenings, something special happens on Mowatt Lane in College Park, Maryland.
Which raises a question: why those 49 days? Why did God leave the Jewish people wandering in the desert without the Torah for so many days?
This May, during Jewish American Heritage Month, I find myself reflecting on the deeply personal ways my connection to Judaism has changed — changed in ways I never expected. I’m finishing my third year at Marquette University and recently I’ve been thinking about how that growth and transformation happened, especially at a small campus with […]
This year’s Hillel International Israel Summit was one of the most impactful conferences I have attended.
In commemoration of Yom HaShoah, Kate shared the work she is doing to guide her students in remembering and honoring the Holocaust.
As a college student, I discovered my family’s story, one I had barely known before.
As a first-year IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed) at Penn State Hillel, one thing I love about my job is that there’s no “typical day.”
Hillel has given me a way to fully participate in my Jewish community.
At least once a day, I think about how much this work reminds me of the joy and meaning I found at Jewish summer camp.
Ling DeBellis, a graduate student at Rice University, shared her story of proudly living all of her identities as she moves through life.