Pay it forward
I was the latter as a freshman, until my director reached out to me to figure out why I wasn’t going to Hillel events.
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Two-Line Torah: Ha’azinu 5778 – Making Choices
This parsha, read during the Ten Days of Repentance between Rosh Hashanahand Yom Kippur, challenges us to think critically about how we make choices.
Two-Line Torah: Nitzavim/Vayelech 5777 – Life, Good, Blessings
In Nitzavim/Vayelech, Moses describes the covenant between God and the Israelites, urging them to uphold it and honor the Torah so that they will be rewarded with the gift of life in the land of Israel.
Peace of mind
Daniel Shapiro, the former United States Ambassador to Israel, sat down with students at the Kraft Center in New York to discuss the U.S./Israel relationship and the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
Hillel International Partners with Education Institute M² to Create New Opportunities for Jewish Young Professionals
Hillel International is partnering with M²: The new partnership will introduce an immersive and robust six-month professional development opportunity for 25 Hillel professionals with less than five years of work experience.
Through Birthright Israel, A Newfound Identity and Path Toward Leadership
While interfaith marriage and families have become increasingly more common, growing up with two different religious identities meant I never felt fully Jewish. That is, not until Birthright Israel.
To fast or not to fast
All week leading up to Yom Kippur I hear people asking one another, “Are you fasting?”
If you build it
My first experience with Hillel was attending a bagel brunch for new students during accepted students days at Drexel University.
Rolling up their sleeves
Six Jewish Agency Israel Fellows to Hillel from the West Coast took their compassion and generosity to Houston in an effort to help victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Meet Amy Wolf
When she was a senior at Elon University, Amy Wolf ’17, a native of Durham, NC, imagined her first job would be in a non-profit organization far from campus.
