Tree-Hugging and Tu B’Shevat
Because planting trees in Utah in the middle of February is a frozen challenge, Hillel for Utah students celebrated Tu B’Shevat by making a statement through art.
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Shabbat resources from around the movement
a roundup of resources and links to conversations that can help you either think about Shabbat in a new way
Birthright Israel Transformations Last a Lifetime
Since the free 10-day Birthright Israel trips began in 1999, more than half a million young Jews have participated, many of them using Hillel as their trip provider. And while the Birthright Israel trip can be a game-changer in many immeasurable ways, its impact can also be quantified.
Baking Braids for a Good Cause
Challah for Hunger is a national organization that bakes and sells challah, donating the profits to social justice causes. There are chapters on more than 80 campus Hillels.
Students Lead in Creating a Welcoming World
Across the country, Hillels have long been opening their doors to the LGBTQ community, whether by marching, hosting noted speakers, focusing Passover Seders on modern themes of oppression and liberation, or holding Shabbat services uniquely celebrating gender and sexual identity. By and large, the force driving this commitment to inclusivity are the students themselves.
Meet Sarah Lippman
When offered a position at Hofstra Hillel — a role that was customized to blend her passions for environmental care and community outreach — she accepted on the spot.
Summer 2018 Birthright Israel Registration is open!
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Two Line Torah: Yitro 5778- “We are Jethro”
The most fascinating element of this week’s parsha is Jethro’s conversation with Moses.
Alternative Breaks Give Students Chance to Spring into Service
Ah, spring break. A coveted chance to sleep in without missing a class or maybe go somewhere warm and relax. Or, in some cases, it’s a week to volunteer.
Two-Line Torah: Parashat Beshalach 5778 – “Be your own leader”
Parshat Beshalach tells the story of the Israelites crossing the Red Sea.
