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The Hillels of Illinois *
Provides opportunities for Jewish students to explore and celebrate their Jewish identity at different Hillels on Illinois campuses, as well as through Hillel regional programs and an affiliation with Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life. Hillel adds value – and Jewish values – to the lives of Jewish college students and the entire campus community.
* Listings with an asterisk are part of the JUF/JF partnership of agencies serving the Chicago and worldwide Jewish community.
Bradley University Hillel * |
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1532 W. Fredonia Ave. |
The center for Jewish life on campus at Bradley University since 1947. Hillel hosts a variety of social, educational, and religious events throughout the school year, including weekly Shabbat services and dinners, and Sunday lox-and-bagel brunches. The mission of Bradley Hillel is to promote Jewish journeys for Bradley University students through a warm and supportive Jewish community, meaningful and relevant educational opportunities, and spiritually rewarding interactions and experiences, all within a Jewish context. |
Columbia College Chicago * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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DePaul University * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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DePaul University Jewish Life * |
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DePaul University Ministry |
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Illinois Institute of Technology * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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Knox College |
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Jewish Student Association |
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Loyola University * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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Metro Chicago Hillel * |
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858 W Wrightwood Ave |
Serves students at UIC, NEIU, IIT, DePaul University, Loyola University, Roosevelt University, Columbia College Chicago, SAIC, and Oakton Community College, building a unique Jewish student community on and across the campuses. Through personalized relationship building, Metro Chicago Hillel creates student leadership, and connects students to Jewish life, resources, and opportunities that are right for them. Popular offerings include social action opportunities, Birthright Israel trips, Shabbat programming, Jewish learning opportunities, and social programs. |
Northeastern Illinois University * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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Northern Illinois University * |
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Northern Illinois University Hillel |
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Northwestern University (Louis & Saerree Fiedler Hillel Center) * |
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629 Foster Street |
Hillel is the center of Jewish life at Northwestern and the catalyst for Jewish expression of all kinds. Hillel has a rich and storied history here at Northwestern, but our mission remains timeless: we work to inspire Jewish students to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, and we strive to create meaningful experiences that enable our students to explore their Jewish identity while they try to figure out for themselves what it means to be human and what kind of a human being they want to be. All of this while they try to figure out how to enrich the Jewish community at Northwestern, the campus community, and the world beyond. |
Oakton Community College * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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Roosevelt University * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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School of the Art Institute * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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Silverstein Base Hillel-Lincoln Park * |
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858 W Wrightwood Ave |
Lincoln Park is a home for Metro Chicago Hillel students and Chicago area young adults and the actual home of a rabbinic family committed to pluralism and founded on three core values: hospitality, learning, and service. Rav Sarah and her husband Rav Will Friedman invite all Metro Chicago Hillel students and other young adults, living in or visiting the Lincoln Park area, into their home to learn, volunteer, celebrate, and of course, eat with them. Metro Chicago Hillel is fortunate to have the first Base in the country integrated into a campus Hillel. |
Silverstein Base Hillel-South Loop |
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Please email info@metrochicagohillel.org for address. |
Base is a home for students, young adults, and their friends -- and the actual homes of four rabbinic couples: Rabbi Megan and Paige, Rav Ezra and Laura, Rav Sarah and Rav Will, and Rav Jonathan and Hannah. Base is committed to pluralism and founded on three core values: hospitality, learning, and service. Our regular events include Shabbat and holiday home-cooked meals, classes like Tacos and Torah and Pasta and Parsha, and opportunities to give back and get involved in the local community. |
The Hillels of Illinois * |
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30 S. Wells Street |
Provides opportunities for Jewish students to explore and celebrate their Jewish identity at different Hillels on Illinois campuses, as well as through Hillel Regional programs and an affiliation with Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life. Hillel adds value -- and Jewish values -- to the lives of Jewish college students and the entire campus community. |
The University of Chicago Hillel (Johanna & Herman Newberger Hillel Center) * |
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5715 S. Woodlawn Ave. |
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University of Illinois at Chicago * |
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Metro Chicago Hillel |
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign * |
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University of Illinois Hillel |
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. |
