About Hillel at Emory

Hillel is one of the largest and most versatile student organizations at Emory University.

A destination for any student seeking Jewish community and personal growth, Hillel is a vital part of Emory's social, cultural, educational and religious life. Emory's 2,500 Jewish students have a wealth of opportunities to explore their Jewish journeys with Hillel.

Hillel provides a Jewish home away from home and opportunities to explore all things Jewish. By offering a wide array of social, educational, cultural, community service, Israeli and religious programs, Hillel inspires students to own their Jewish experience and to find a meaningful connection to their Jewish heritage. Hillel empowers students to build vital Jewish communities on campus and inspires them to embrace a future of hope and possibility informed by Jewish values.

The recently opened Marcus Hillel Center at Emory is open Monday through Friday from 9:30am to 9:30pm (summer hours: 9:30am to 6:00pm) for you to drop by, hang out, meet friends, do homework, surf the Web on your laptop or our student computers. Ray’s Bistro (opening fall 2010) offers delicious food (AKC kosher), coffee, and snacks to keep you energized. Please drop in - this is your home!