Two-Line Torah: Vayigash 5777 鈥 Cooling Anger for the Sake of Justice
If we want to be heard by others, we must take into account their emotional state.
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Two-Line Torah: Vayechi 5777–To offer a blessing
As professionals and mentors, it is important for us to be like Jacob 鈥 recognize the individual鈥檚 potential, and help them see all that they can accomplish.
Two-Line Torah: Shemot 5777–Tests and trials
Let us allow G-d to guide us and follow in the footsteps of Moses.
Two-Line Torah: Vaera 5777– Plagues, or signs?
Every passing 鈥減lague鈥 was another opportunity for Pharaoh to do the right thing, but he simply couldn鈥檛 admit his wrongdoing.
Two-Line Torah: Bo 5777 — What鈥檚 the point?
Many actions that the Torah asks us to perform are designed to cultivate within us certain feelings and thoughts toward God and others.
Hillel responds to the Executive Order on refugees
Campus Hillels across the country are mobilizing students and working with university administrators to uphold Jewish values in protecting all students subject to the Executive Order on refugees.
Meet Tova Kline, member of inaugural cohort of Ruderman Inclusion Ambassadors
Tova Kline, a 22-year-old senior studying public relations communications and marketing at Hofstra University, is a member of the inaugural student cohort of the Ruderman Ambassadors, created to serve engagement outreach to peers with disabilities.
Hillel U: A Game-Changer for the Jewish Nonprofit Sector
黑料传送门鈥檚 newly launched education training university Hillel U will equip Hillel professionals with the tools and knowledge they need to better serve Jewish students on campus.
Hillel Names Four Students to Board of Directors
Four new student members have been selected to join the 黑料传送门 Board of Directors . Ruthie Charendoff (Northwestern University), Marisa Fernandez (Appalachian State University), Kevin Lieberman (University of Michigan) and Sami Rahamim (University of Minnesota) were selected from 17 applicants nationwide.
Hillel on the High Seas
With the use of their new boat, Eckerd College Hillel's Scubi Jew has adopted two coral reefs, and will make repeated dives to clean them.
