Join us today for day 3 of I-Fest between 12–2 PM, featuring service/social action, religious, and arts/performance organizations! Find our Webex "table" here—look for "Hillel Student Organization"
February 3, 2021
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11:42 AM
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Learn, make friends, and earn $300
Join us for Jewish Learning Fellowship this semester for 10 weeks of Jewish learning and making new friends. We're offering two cohorts this semester: "Life's Big Questions" (great for freshmen...
February 2, 2021
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12:52 PM
Like to read?! Join us this semester for UMBC Hillel Book Club, open to all students! Get a Jewish book on us, and make new friends at our bi-monthly meetings! Vote for the first book and meeting...
February 1, 2021
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10:36 AM
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Vote on what you want to see!
Hi everyone! As we plan our weekly Pre-Shabbat Check-Ins for the spring semester, we want to shake things up! Let us know in the poll what types of things you'd be interested in seeing at our...
January 19, 2021
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1:22 PM
Offering: "Life's Big Questions" or "Sex, Love, and Romance"
Learn about life's big questions or sex, love, and romance with JLF (Jewish Learning Fellowship) next semester! JLF is a 10-week experiential, conversational seminar for students looking to deepen...
December 23, 2020
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11:23 AM
Make friends and build community!
Become a Hillel Intern this spring! Focus on engaging our greater community, education, or Israel. Go on virtual coffee dates, create social media content, and more! Full details can be found in...
December 21, 2020
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1:19 PM
Voices of UMBC Hillel
Written by Elizabeth Pastwa (Hillel Student Organization Co-President) UMBC Hillel has a lot to offer – here are the top five reasons to come hang with Hillel! 5. Free Food Let’s be honest,...
June 26, 2020
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4:51 PM
Voices of UMBC Hillel
We don't know exactly how HaShem (God) works. Perhaps we know certain things (Middah Kneged Midah-Measure for Measure etc), but to say for certain that covid19 is because of a particular sin is...
April 27, 2020
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1:14 PM
A Hasidic take on Counting the Omer
Question: Why are we obligated to count the Omer (the period of time between Passover and the next holiday Shavuot, the festival of first fruits) if Israel had already merited the redemption from...
April 20, 2020
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11:55 PM
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Unfortunately, we must cancel tomorrow's Purim Carnival. We will still be on campus, handing out hamantashen. While we are disappointed, we must place the health and well-being of students first....
March 10, 2020
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5:37 PM