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Hear From Our Students

"What makes Hillel so special that stood out to me was that Jews of all backgrounds, of all different levels of observances, from all over, all could be in one location, all be one community, and be united."
- Ethan, Class of '28

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“The Jewish community is definitely where I feel the most connected, and the first-year programs made it a lot easier to build relationships and find my place here. First-Year Fest, introduced me to my closest friends and also gave me plenty of familiar faces to greet around campus!”
- Lena, Class of '28

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"Hillel has been a key aspect of my college experience, facilitating a vibrant Jewish community where I can connect with my identity, celebrate traditions, and build meaningful friendships that are bound to last a lifetime. It’s a space that has allowed me to grow as a leader and an individual and deepened my sense of belonging on campus."
- Harris, Class of '27

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Avery

Before college, I did not have a strong relationship with my Judaism. Being a part of Hillel has helped me realize the importance of a Jewish community. There are so many different social and learning opportunities, from the ILF and JLF classes to the holiday meals. Hillel offers so many different experiences for all of my needs on campus.

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Eli

Throughout the year, Hillel gives me the opportunity to connect with my Judaism and with other Jewish students on a deep level. Between Friday night dinners at 104West, services for holidays, and chiller get-together events, Hillel allows me to take a break from the craziness of college and truly have fun.

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Kate

The Big Red Birthright trip was absolutely amazing for me. I really enjoyed getting to know Jewish students from my school, as well as Jewish students from other schools. Speaking to the Israelis about Israel and the conflicts and their connection to Judaism gave me a lot of knowledge that I’ve been looking for. I also enjoyed going to the Western Wall - it was really meaningful for me.

Email: cuhillel@gmail.com

Phone: 607-255-9712

Mail: PO Box #4150, Ithaca, NY 14852

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This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.

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