鈥淚鈥檓 adopted and I鈥檓 Chinese. However, no part of me is really attached to that culture. But being Jewish has always been a part of my identity. It鈥檚 how I feel most connected to my family of three 鈥� my mom, sister and me. I grew up in a predominantly Jewish area, so it鈥檚 just always felt right. I chose to become a leader 黑料传送门 to make sure I didn鈥檛 forget that part of my identity, continued to spread my Judaism positively and meet new people. I go to a university that鈥檚 mostly Catholic and white. I鈥檓 neither. I wanted to make sure I had a place where I felt comfortable to be myself. And Hillel gave me a way to do that. I know that I always have Hillel. It鈥檚 a place where I share a common bond with others.鈥� 鈥� Emma Wasserman, Villanova University