MIT Hillel's committment to pluralism and student empowerment means students can encounter Jewish life in many forms as well as explore what it means to create Jewish life on your own terms.
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MIT Hillel is committed to cultivating student leaders who will impact both the Jewish and broader MIT community. There are formal opportunities for leadership through the student board and...
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Students at MIT come from diverse Jewish backgrounds. MIT and Hillel provide a sound structure for the variety of needs that students arrive with: Kosher dining, Shabbat and Holiday services, living...
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MIT Hillel encourages students to develop a relationship to Israel by visiting, learning about its ancient and modern day history, and connecting to the people of Israel. We encourage a relationship...
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Why Tzedek? Framed by the Jewish imperatives of tzedakah (justice), gemilut chasadim (acts of loving kindness), and tikkun olam (repair of the world), the MIT Tzedek Initiative aspires to provide a...
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MIT GradHillel is a Jewish community of MIT Graduate Students and their significant others. MIT GradHillel sponsors social programs, dinners, outings, holiday celebrations, and classes to foster...
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MIT Hillel has many annual traditions including the Test-Tube Menorah Candlelighting, Shabbat 250, and the Commencement Reception Brunch. Community members and alumni are more than welcome to attend...
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Welcome to MIT Hillel! MIT Hillel works with a diverse Jewish student body to create opportunities for Jewish expression and observance. Our community might be a good fit for you if you enjoy...
