Hillel seniors sign off with reflections on college experience
Hillel seniors are preparing to cross the graduation stage this summer. Meet the soon-to-be college graduates who say the Hillel effect lasts long after they leave campus.
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Hillels rally to support Ukraine, educate students about the crisis
Hillels around the world have been organizing programs to educate students about the situation in Ukraine and how they can show their support.
No student should feel unwelcome at our Hillel because it’s not accessible.
Hillels across the country spearheaded new initiatives to make their spaces more inclusive this Jewish Disability, Awareness, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). Every February, Hillel observes JDAIM to amplify the voices of Jewish people with disabilities and spread awareness in the Jewish community.
I chose Judaism when I was 12 years old. Ever since then, I’ve tried to make it my own.
My mom is Catholic, and my dad is Jewish. They never pushed religion on me. My parents always said, ‘We don’t care what religion you choose to follow, but you have to come to terms with it yourself and make it your own.’ So, I did. I chose Judaism when I was 12 years old, and ever since then, I’ve tried to make it my own.
Shir Delight: Jewish A Cappella Groups Bring Students Together
Jewish a cappella has been thriving on North American college campuses for decades. These groups provide students an opportunity to connect with their Jewish identities through music and song. In addition to fostering a strong sense of community, Jewish a cappella allows for students to explore a wide variety of music.
