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1. Create a latke bar with different types of toppings and sauces. Offer classic toppings like sour cream and applesauce, but also include unique options like smoked salmon, avocado, and various flavored creams. 2. Hanukkah is all about light, so make that the focus of your decor. Combine candles, clear strung holiday lights, and even […]
The latest installment of Hillel International’s Virtual College Prep Series, “College Prep: Navigating Antisemitism on Campus”
During Hanukkah, our homes become microcosms of the Temple. For each of the 8 nights, we gather together, light candles, and eat foods fried in oil to remember this miracle. These acts of community and ritual strengthen our resolve to bring light into the world, and to celebrate our collective resilience and unity.
Hillel International’s Multifaith Relationship Building Grants are bringing together faith communities on campus.
Hillel International is known for championing Jewish life on campus, but did you know that Hillel also invests deeply in young Jewish professionals?
Heading into Thanksgiving, I’m thinking about a Jewish text I turn to over and over again. “Without bread, there is no Torah; without Torah, there is no bread.”
This year, thanks to Hillel International’s Leadership Passport, nearly 50 Jewish college students attended the General Assembly.
Sigd (pronounced sihgd with one syllable) is celebrated on the 29th of the Hebrew month of Cheshvan, exactly 50 days after Yom Kippur (this year it’s on November 19-20).
At Hillel International, we are so proud to share that Jon Falk, vice president of Israel Engagement and Confronting Antisemitism, was selected to be part of this inaugural cohort.
This fall kicked off the 2025-2026 series of Black-Jewish Unity Dinners.
