Jewish entrepreneurs explain how to succeed in business—by trying
Hillel International offers a new video series for the aspiring collegiate business owner. Lessons are based on Jewish ethics — and surprise — they’re not just for Jews
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Hillel International offers a new video series for the aspiring collegiate business owner. Lessons are based on Jewish ethics — and surprise — they’re not just for Jews
Remembering also means to celebrate and enjoy life, while recognizing that every action has a reaction.
Last year, Ben Gurion University students found a way to help elderly Eastern European-Israeli immigrants.
There’s no denying this targeting of Jewish communities on campus undermines the values of the university. And that is why it is incumbent on university administrators to take seriously the concerns of Jewish students and their families and teach students how to be part of a respectful and civil community.
Hillel as an organization has empowered and supported thousands of emerging adults to become Jewish communal leaders, often times at a great sacrifice of these students’ time and energy.
Current students and recent grads share their best advice for this year’s freshmen
College is filled with thorny choices: what classes to take; which clubs to join; what to major in; whether to go to that party; whether to go home with that person.
Hundreds of student interns and professionals from around the world came together at Washington University in St. Louis in early August for #Hillelinstitute 2016.
College offers promise, hope, and can be a world of milk and honey.
At the end of a long, stressful week of classes, Emily Englander’s smartphone buzzes. “On Shabbat we try to make time for what is important by putting what is urgent on hold,” it tells her.