Tanger Hillel Prepares to Welcome Jewish Students This Fall
Haverford College Settles Lawsuit Over Claims of Antisemitic Discrimination
OSU Hillel Leaders Visit Israel With an Eye Towards Strengthening Campus Programming
Report Finds Canadian Jewish College Students Experienced Widespread Antisemitism
New Hillel at Clemson to Support Growing Jewish Student Community
Hillel at Clemson University will become professionally staffed for the first time this fall, expanding support, programming, and leadership opportunities for an estimated 500 Jewish undergraduate students. Jewish student participation has grown fivefold in recent years, and a generous $430,000 investment from The Leon Levine Foundation will fund the Hillel’s first executive director, initial programming, and student leadership opportunities.
Hillel CEO Adam Lehman Looks Ahead to a New Year of Jewish Joy, Pride, and Leadership
UC San Diego AEPi House Vandalized With Antisemitic Graffiti
Federal Government Investigates Claims of Antisemitic Harassment at San Jose and San Francisco State Universities
Man Accused of Burning Mezuzah at Berkeley Hillel Convicted of Hate Crime
Hillel International Invests in Leadership and Community Development Across 180 Campuses
Hillel International Hosts Virtual Session for Incoming College Students
New Hillel Professionals Gather for Training and Community Building
Hillel International’s New Student Cabinet to Help Shape Jewish Campus Life
Hillel International introduced its 2026-27 Student Cabinet, made up of 20 student leaders from across the United States, Canada, Israel, South America, and Poland to help guide critical conversations about Jewish life on campus. “We depend on the valuable insights and reflections from our Student Cabinet leaders, and we’re very excited to work with this new cohort of Student Cabinet members in the year ahead,” said Hillel International President and CEO Adam Lehman. This year’s incoming co-chairs are Rachel Lennard of the University of Oregon and Ben Small of the University of Pennsylvania.
University of Pittsburgh Releases Final Report on Combating Antisemitism
The University of Pittsburgh’s Working Group on Antisemitism published its final report, offering actionable steps to address antisemitism across five areas. These include recommendations on institutional policies, incident response, and campus training, as well as formalizing the university’s consultation with external local Jewish leaders.
New Hillel Milwaukee Director Prioritizes Safety and Stronger Student Connections
Steven Resnick is bringing a relationship-first approach to Hillel Milwaukee, drawing on successful initiatives that strengthened trust between Jewish students and campus police in his previous work at Florida International University. He hopes to build a welcoming, secure community where students feel connected, supported, and empowered to engage in Jewish life.
Marcus Foundation Invests $27 Million to Strengthen Jewish Campus Life
The Marcus Foundation committed $27 million over three years to support Hillel International’s professional talent development, chapter growth, and student leadership initiatives. The investment will help expand resources for Hillel professionals and empower the next generation of Jewish campus leaders.
Marcus Foundation’s $27 Million Investment Expands Hillel Leadership Development
The Marcus Foundation announced a three-year, $27 million investment in Hillel International’s professional and student leadership development. This gift will support training, career development programs, and initiatives designed to strengthen the skills and retention of campus professionals who engage and support Jewish students. The investment builds on the Marcus Foundation’s longstanding partnership with Hillel, continuing a “transformational relationship with the foundation,” according to Hillel International President and CEO Adam Lehman.
Hillel Director Receives Cleveland Jewish News “12 Under 36” Award
Director of Oberlin Hillel Yaffa Mulhbaum is a 2026 Cleveland Jewish News “12 Under 36: Members of the Tribe” award winner. This honor recognizes young Jewish professionals and community leaders in the Cleveland area who excel in their careers, provide meaningful service to others, and show a deep commitment to Jewish life. The selected individuals represent diverse fields such as education, healthcare, and nonprofit leadership.