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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.
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.
All week leading up to Yom Kippur I hear people asking one another, “Are you fasting?”
My first experience with Hillel was attending a bagel brunch for new students during accepted students days at Drexel University.
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.
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.
Parashat Ki Tavo begins with Moses continuing his final speech to the People of Israel.
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 builds relationships between Jewish students and diverse student leaders across campus to build understanding of and support for Israel.
Hillel International today announced that the pro-Israel education and advocacy group The David Project will be integrated into Hillel.
