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Lehrer: A new age of diversity and inclusion at CWRU

Josh Lehrer January 29, 2016

After many, many years of planning, coordination between various organizations, fundraising and construction, the long-awaited new Cleveland Hillel Foundation building has been opened. Dubbed the Albert...

The difference between the new building and the old one has been ”night and day,” says Hillel Executive Director Jacob Isaacson.

Hillel hopes new building will draw community

Aquene Kimmel, News Editor January 29, 2016

When they began planning for a new building, Hillel asked, “What would benefit the university community as a whole?” According to Executive Director Jared Isaacson, the answer was a space that would...

Students gathered together on the first night of Hannukah to light Chabad and Hillels can-orah.

Chabad and Hillel team up to create “can-orah” for charity

Julia Bianco, Director of Web and Multimedia December 2, 2015

Chabad and Hillel worked together to bring some of the Hanukkah spirit to campus. The two organizations collected cans of food to donate to local food banks and shelters, but first, they built the cans...

Hillel will hold an event in Nord on Oct. 2 and 3 for students to write letters to children in Sderot, Israel, a region that has been under fire from the Gaza Strip since 2001.

Hillel supports Sderot

Anastazia Vanisko, Staff Reporter September 26, 2014

On Oct. 2 and 3, Hillel will give Case Western Reserve University students an opportunity to write letters to children in Sderot, Israel, a city that has been bombarded with rockets fired from the Gaza...

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