Guide Category: The Hillels of Illinois
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Base Logan Square
Base Logan Square is located on the Westside of Chicago in Logan Square, and it is the home of Rav Moshe, Ariana, and their children. At Base LGSQ, you will find lively discussions, laughter, Torah, delicious vegetarian food, and more. Base LGSQ is a place where to create a pluralistic Jewish community together, deepen relationships, and feel at home with each other, and within Judaism. Silverstein Base Chicago is made possible through generous support from the Silverstein Family, Crown Family Philanthropies, Judy and Abel z”l Friedman, Anonymous, and JUF’s Breakthrough Fund.
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Anna & Fred Doppelt Base Andersonville
The Anna & Fred Doppelt Base Andersonville is the home of Jonathan Posner and Hannah Swirnow. At Base ANVL, you will have delicious meals, lively discussions, deep learning, and more. Base ANVL is a place to feel at home and find your place among the Jewish People and in our Tradition. Silverstein Base Chicago is made possible through generous support from the Silverstein Family, Crown Family Philanthropies, Judy and Abel z”l Friedman, Anonymous, and JUF’s Breakthrough Fund.
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Luba & Bernard Friedman Base Loop
The Luba & Bernard Friedman Base Loop is in the heart of Chicago's Fulton Market neighborhood, just next to West Loop. Surrounded by delicious restaurants & fun spots for a night out in our great city, Base Loop is a Jewish oasis where everyone is invited to have a seat at our table. You will be treated with fresh baked challah or pita to dip it in our fresh (in-house) hummus. Most importantly, you will be served up warm & delicious Jewish connections with Rav Ezra, Laura, & everyone else you meet around our table. Silverstein Base Chicago is made possible through generous support from the Silverstein Family, Crown Family Philanthropies, Judy and Abel z”l Friedman, Anonymous, and JUF’s Breakthrough Fund.
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Silverstein Base Lincoln Park
Silverstein Base Lincoln Park is the home of Rav Sarah Mulhern, Rav William Friedman, and Liana, Shimon and Aryeh Mulhern-Friedman (aka the Friedherns). At Base LNCLN, we are working to create a special space where you can build a deeper relationship with others and with your heritage. Some stuff we do: delicious sacred meals, raucous discussion, invigoration Torah- and service-learning, and soulful singing. Wherever you are coming from and wherever you are going we can’t wait to connect. Silverstein Base Chicago is made possible through generous support from the Silverstein Family, Crown Family Philanthropies, Judy and Abel z”l Friedman, Anonymous, and JUF’s Breakthrough Fund.
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Oakton Community College
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!
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University of Illinois at Chicago
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!
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Hillel at Illinois Institute of Technology
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!
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DePaul University
Metro Chicago Hillel supports students on college campuses throughout Chicagoland. Metro Chicago Hillel is here to ensure that every Jewish student and young adult feels connected and supported during this exciting and challenging time in their lives. From weekly Shabbat dinners, learning cohorts, Israel experiences, holiday celebrations, leadership development, and just a place to meet new friends, Metro Chicago Hillel is at the heart of what makes being a Jewish student or young adult in Chicago so unique. Contact us to learn how to get involved in our broader Metro Chicago Hillel community!
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Offers transformative experiences to 3,500 Jewish students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign during their college career. It is through these experiences that the students grow a sense of peoplehood, community and personal responsibility for their Jewish journey. Hillel provides them with experiences ranging from religious services to professional development and social and cultural programming, including High Holidays services, lox & bagel brunches, Hire U professional training, study sessions with the rabbi, and a charity dodgeball tournament. Illini Hillel provides a place to study, network, watch TV, meet with friends, and much more -- all while being connected to their Jewish heritage.
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The University of Chicago Hillel (Johanna & Herman Newberger Hillel Center)
University of Chicago 5715 S. Woodlawn Ave. Chicago IL 60637 (773) 752-1127 (773) 752-2460 [email protected] http://www.hillelatuchicago.org Andrea Hoffman, Interim Executive Director None true 0895