The first year of college can be a challenging time of transition as students look for a place to belong. New students at UC San Diego and SDSU have help from Hillel to help make this transition easier.
One of our favorite traditions every year is to raise $$$ for Save a Child’s Heart.
University of San Diego students planted a palm tree on campus to commemorate Tu B’Shevat – the Jewish new year for the trees – outside
FYSH (First Year Students of Hillel) celebrated Valentine’s Day by making cookies with no recipe. Yes, you heard us, NO RECIPE 🙂 This event was
Students at each of our four campuses have the opportunity to take part in the Jewish Learning Fellowship program, which is a 10-week conversational seminar for students to dive into Judaism and understand the religion in their own way.
FYSH (First Year Students of Hillel) celebrated Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish new year for the trees, with a variety of fruit and chocolate. Participants made
Last month, UC San Diego’s Tritons For Israel held their annual cultural celebration, Semitic Soirée – a linguistic exhibition of the Semitic language family that celebrates the cultures, alphabets, and similarities between these groups.
As a new member of the LGBT Resource Center’s Affiliates Program, UC San Diego Hillel students meet once a week in the LGBT Resource Center for a program called “Torah Queeries.”
In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, SDSU Hillel partnered with the Jewish Federation of San Diego County to host six local Holocaust survivors for a unique intergenerational encounter with Jewish college students to bake challah together and share stories.
Egyptian writer and educator Hussein Aboubakr joined Hillel at University of San Diego recently to discuss antisemitism with students. “Everyone’s voice should be included in
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