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Kol Nidrei: Performance and Service

10/8/2019, 7:00 pm

Emory Hillel, Atlanta

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8/11/2022

Obituary: Gerald (Jerry) Horowitz

Gerald (Jerry) Horowitz, 83, of Atlanta, Ga., died peacefully on July 27th.
6/1/2022

Tyler Perry's Honorary Degree at Emory Graduation

By Bob Bahr

Popular filmmaker caps a busy season of graduation programs with a new commitment to help students finish their education debt-free.
5/31/2022

Hillel Annual Meeting Salutes Officers and Donors

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

Stacey Fisher turned over board chair duties to Jonathan Ganz among stellar accomplishments and tributes.
5/10/2022

Hillel Honors 2022 Heroes

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

The annual event celebrates the achievements of Hillels of Georgia and honors those who have made a difference in the lives of Jewish students on campus.
4/20/2022

Library for Peace Opens at Georgia Tech

By Compiled by AJT staff

The dedication took place at Grace House at 182 5th St. NW, which is the site of the library and offices of Hillel at Georgia Tech.
2/24/2022

Emory Launches Progressive Zionist Club

By Flora Rosefsky

Co-founders Jillian Krim and Emma Rosenau started the club to show students that progressivism and Zionism are not mutually exclusive.
1/28/2022

Hillel’s Climate Initiative Takes Aim at Anti-Semitism

By Flora Rosefsky

KSU has been chosen to take part in Hillel International ‘s Campus Climate Initiative.
1/26/2022

Putting Southern Camping on the Map

By Chana Shapiro

There’s a new jewel in Atlanta’s Jewish organizational crown, and its focus is on youth!
12/15/2021

Lipstadt Calls for Anti-Semitism Education at Home

By Bob Bahr

Recent report by the Anti Defamation League and the American Jewish Committee point to rapid rise in anti-Semitism in schools and colleges.
10/13/2021

Students Work to Strengthen Ties For Blacks and Israel

By Bob Bahr

National meeting in Atlanta aims to rally support from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
9/3/2021

Elliot B. Karp's 2021 Rosh Hashanah Message

By Elliot B. Karp

Read community insights, perspectives and opportunities seen as we enter into the 5782/ 2021 New Year.