Two-Line Torah: Ki Tavo–The fruits of our labour
Parashat Ki Tavo begins with Moses continuing his final speech to the People of Israel.
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The David Project builds relationships between Jewish students and diverse student leaders across campus to build understanding of and support for Israel.
Two-Line Torah: Ki Teitzei – Making Promises
In this week’s Torah portion, Moses issues several different edicts governing behavior and action concerning relationships – between husband and wife, parent and child, sibling to sibling, owner to worker, neighbor to neighbor, and neighbor to stranger.
The David Project Joining Hillel International
Hillel International today announced that the pro-Israel education and advocacy group The David Project will be integrated into Hillel.
Two-Line Torah: Shoftim 5777–Double the justice, double the fun?
College is a time of exploration. In the current political and social landscape, there are opportunities everywhere for students to pursue justice and become involved.
Meet Manashe Khaimov
Manashe was born in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, a city along the Silk Road, where his ancestors had lived for over 2,000 years, which makes his Jewish identity simultaneously Bukharian, Sephardic, Mizrahi, and Russian-speaking.
Meet Brittany Lenhart
Brittany Lenhart’s love affair with building dynamic Jewish community began early in her life, at age 9, when she attended the URJ’s Goldman Union Camp Institute for the first time.
Meet Ilya Bratman
Ilya Bratman grew up in Moscow, Russia and immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA when he was 15. Bratman never thought that he would become a Hillel professional or even a devoted Jew.
Two Line Torah: Eikev–Belly-full and mindful in today’s world
The practice of pausing to reflect after each meal can create a greater sense of awareness and gratitude for other blessings in our lives.
Hack Haven
In a lab space in the Henry Samueli School of Engineering on the University of California, Irvine’s campus, a group of Jewish and non-Jewish students stand arrayed in a semi-circle watching as Kelly Lai attempts to zip up her jacket with a prototype device they’ve created.
