eJP: What happens when students lead Jewish learning: An experiment in Jewish male engagement
On a Tuesday night at Penn State, groups of fraternity brothers gather in their living rooms to talk about what it means to be a Jewish man.
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Doug Berman Announced as Incoming Board Chair of Hillel International
Hillel International announced today that Doug Berman will assume his role as Chair of Hillel International’s Board of Directors on July 1, 2026.
JTA: Colleges Cracked Down on Encampments. But Antisemitism on Campus Hasn’t Gone Anywhere.
We were used to a pretty steady stream of calls, texts, and emails reporting things like a swastika on a bathroom floor
San Francisco Hillel Breaks Ground on a New Home for Jewish Life
San Francisco Hillel broke ground Sunday on renovations of what will become the Nancy and Stephen Grand Building, home for Jewish student life across the 11 Bay Area campuses SF Hillel serves. This milestone comes after the capital campaign raised over $9.3 million, surpassing its $8.6 million goal. The groundbreaking marked the culmination of nearly […]
Grinspoon Hillel at Cornell Breaks Ground on New Jewish Student Center
This past weekend, Grinspoon Hillel at Cornell broke ground on its new state-of-the-art Jewish student center, Harkavy Hall.
eJewish Philanthropy: Expanded data from AJC ‘State of Antisemitism’ Shows Jewish Students More Targeted — Thriving Anyway
Though antisemitism on college campuses is no longer the featured story on the nightly news, a larger percentage of Jewish college students report having experienced antisemitism than ever before
New Survey: Four in 10 Jewish College Students Report Experiencing Antisemitism
Eight in 10 parents of Jewish high school students say reports of campus antisemitism affect college choices. American Jewish Committee (AJC) and Hillel International are releasing new data today detailing how American Jewish college students are changing how they engage with peers and show up on campus related to their experiences with antisemitism. As part […]
New Hillel International Study Finds 65% of Jewish Commuter Students Report Anxiety, Loneliness, or Depression
Commuter students face greater mental health and financial pressures, yet value Jewish connection as much as residential peers.
New Hillel International Survey Finds Nearly 40% of Jewish College Students Worry About Paying for Food, Rent, and Medicine
Survey shows private school students carry heavier debt loads than public school peers.
The Jerusalem Post: Activating Jewish Service Through Partnerships, Collaboration
Volunteer service has long been one of the Jewish community’s most powerful tools for embodying our values, creating connection, and building resilience.
