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Love stories from Harvard Law School

This love actually wasn’t found on the HLS campus at all, but rather across the river at Brigham & Women’s, when our firstborn (to be ... Read More

Harvard Students for Freedom Holds Vigil Following Fatal Immigration Shootings in Minnesota

Talia Young, a conservative rabbinic adviser at Harvard Hillel, urged mutual protection and solidarity in the face of ongoing violence. “In these times when we ... Read More

The Photos That Captured 2025

Around 100 people attended a vigil held in Science Center Plaza in late February, organized by Harvard Hillel, Harvard Chabad, and the Harvard Jewish Coalition ... Read More

CJP Funds 13 Campus Projects for Student Resilience

Through the Education & Advocacy focus area, CCA is supporting Harvard Hillel’s efforts to strengthen the university’s institutional response to antisemitism. ... Read More

Harvard Hillel director ‘shocked’ by student op-ed justifying ending friendships with Zionists

“This is exactly the kind of shunning, ostracization, demonization” of “Zionist Jews and Israelis that we’ve been speaking out against, working against for the last ... Read More

Harvard Hillel Calls Crimson’s Anti-Zionist Advice Worse Than ‘Genteel Antisemitism’ of Past

Harvard University Hillel has issued a forceful rebuke of the school’s student-run newspaper after its “Ethicist” columnist told readers they are “justified” in cutting ties ... Read More

Dunster Resident Dean Addresses Backlash Over Social Media Posts Blasting Trump, Police

The bounds of the policy, however, have remained porous. University President Alan M. Garber ’76, criticizing protesters who chanted anti-Zionist slogans outside Harvard Hillel, said ... Read More

Diversity Requires Your Participation

As a sophomore, I have begun to share my religion with others. I ask friends to meet me at Harvard Hillel Bagel Brunch, which serves ... Read More

‘Dialogue’ isn’t enough to fix what ails campuses. Jewish students like us need more.

At Harvard Hillel, Ari started the “Oy-ntology Club,” a Friday-morning bagels-and-texts group on Jewish ethics. The series opened with thorny but relatable topics — how ... Read More

Two Years After Oct. 7 Attacks, Harvard Jewish Groups Hold Vigil to Remember Victims

The event, organized by Harvard Chabad and Harvard Hillel, marks the second anniversary of the attacks. Attendees recited prayers for the more than 1,000 people ... Read More