Ohio University Students Celebrate Passover Through Hillel Campus Traditions
The University of Texas at Dallas Suspends SJP Chapter
Alabama College Students Gather for Black-Jewish Unity Dinner
Cornell President Rejects Student Resolution to Cut Ties with The Technion
Harvard Hillel Unveils “The People’s Plate” Art Installation Highlighting Jewish Experiences
Harvard Hillel unveiled “The People’s Plate,” a nine‑foot public art installation of a Passover seder plate at the center of campus that highlights diverse Jewish experiences through painted imagery tied to student and faculty stories. Created with local artist Michael Mittelman, the installation will remain on display through Thursday and aims to initiate conversation about belonging and identity on campus.
Federal Judge Orders University of Pennsylvania to to Comply with Subpoena Seeking List of Jewish Students, Faculty, and Staff
[Opinion] Why the Question of Campus Antisemitism Needs a New Perspective
WashU Hillel Prepares to Host 300 Students for First Night Passover Seder
University of Wisconsin Student Government Passes Anti-Israel Divestment Resolution
Hillel’s Experts Share Guidance for Choosing a College with Confidence
Arson Attack Destroys Jewish Ambulances in London; Two Suspects Arrested
UC Berkeley Settlement: Zionist Bans May Violate University Policy
Black-Jewish Unity Dinners Build Bridges in Baltimore
Hillel International’s Black-Jewish Unity Dinners series, in partnership with Blue Square Alliance Against Hate and UNCF, recently returned to Baltimore, bringing together Black, Jewish, and Black and Jewish students from local colleges and universities. The evening focused on conversation over a shared meal, encouraging students to learn about the history of Black-Jewish relationships, build new connections, and confront antisemitism and racism. Organizers hope the event will spark stronger relationships and continued collaboration between the two communities.
UMD Student Testifies About Campus Antisemitism at Federal Hearing
University of Maryland student Gabi Stern testified before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights about antisemitism on college campuses, sharing concerns that Jewish students do not always feel represented or protected. Stern’s testimony highlighted the timing of a BDS resolution that passed at the university on Yom Kippur, making it difficult for the Jewish community to participate in the voting process. “It just feels like that was kind of a deliberate attempt to exclude us from the representative process,” he said.
Former and Current GW Students Testify on University’s Handling of Campus Antisemitism
In testimony before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, two George Washington University (GW) students and an alum recounted their experiences with antisemitism on campus, detailing anti-Israel comments from faculty and a lack of administrative action that they say made Jewish students feel unsafe – urging greater accountability from the university. In response, a university spokesperson said GW condemns antisemitism in the “strongest terms” and cited steps taken to strengthen policies.
Vanderbilt Opens Inquiry After Lecturer Presents Math Problem About Israeli Territorial Control
Vanderbilt University says it launched a formal inquiry after a mathematics instructor used a class example framing Israeli control of certain land as a calculus problem, prompting criticism for allegedly injecting bias into the lesson. The university removed the question from course materials and says it is reviewing the matter under its professional‑conduct policies.
Texas Hillel Summit Builds Connections and Student Leadership Skills
More than 130 Jewish college students from universities across Texas spent a weekend at Texas A&M building friendships, celebrating Shabbat, and diving into conversations about Jewish identity and campus life. The Summit featured student-led learning, a keynote by author and former White House speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz, and community events like Havdalah and a Texas-style rodeo night. Students returned to campus with a stronger sense of belonging in their statewide Jewish community.
Jewish Students Report Harassment Near DePaul University
Jewish college students say a group confronted and harassed them during a Hillel-affiliated gathering at a café near DePaul University in Chicago, with students and witnesses reporting chants, intimidation, and a physical altercation. Chicago police and the university launched investigations into the incident, with the café denying the accusations and saying it does not tolerate bullying or discrimination.