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Challenge accepted
Nalani Haueter, a Hillel International Springboard Fellow at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Hillel, grew accustomed to being one of the only Jewish students in school.
Hillel International Launches Search for New CEO as Eric Fingerhut Becomes Head of Jewish Federations of North America
Hillel International, the largest Jewish student organization in the world, announced today that President and CEO Eric D. Fingerhut will be leaving at the end of June to assume the position of President and CEO for the Jewish Federations of North America.
Happy birthday, Israel!
Hillel students celebrated the 71st anniversary of Israel’s independence with lively parties, art projects and of course, food. Below are scenes from some of the events they organized.
Hillel students honor Holocaust victims for Yom HaShoah
Hillel students came together on Yom HaShoah to commemorate the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust. Here are some of the memorials and vigils they organized.
Tina Price, Larry Moses, Morton Schapiro to Be Honored This Spring
In recognition of their years of service and leadership, Hillel International will honor Tina Price, chair of Hillel’s board of directors, and Larry Moses, senior advisor to the Wexner Family and Foundation, at its annual Spring Celebration, celebrating Jewish life on campus, on May 21, at Capitale in New York City.
Cultural connector
I grew up Jew-ish. Emphasis on the ish.
Announcing Hillel International’s 2019-2020 Student Cabinet
Hillel International announced today the 19 members of the fourth cohort of the Hillel International Student Cabinet.
In the huddle
A cyst on my brain forced me to call it quits on the field after playing only four games my junior year.
Passover Sameach!
It’s that time of year — the one where Jewish people around the world munch on cardboard for eight days (seven days in Israel).
