Hillel in the News
May 1, 2012: Josh Olmsted, Hillel's Director of Development Q&A -- Al Regel Achat Schmooze (read)
April 4, 2012: Order it your way: On designing the Seder --The Jewish Light (read)
April 4, 2012: How to Eat Matzah --The Jewish Light (read)
February 2012: A changed landscape, approach for St. Louis Hillel --The Jewish Light (read)
January 2012: Wash U Ranks #1 in Nation for College Kosher Dining --College Prowler (read)
Rabbi Andy Kastner's Dvar Torah on Tu B'Shevat
Denise Walsh, St. Louis Hillel Office Manager and Secretary/Treasurer to the Board, received the Dedication Award from JProStl at the 7th Annual JProStl Recognition Luncheon on January 26, 2012. Denise received the award for her many years of tremendous service and dedication to St. Louis Hillel.
Check out the December 2011 issue of St. Louis Magazine featuring our own Rabbi Andy Kastner and Washington University Junior, Rachel Binstock! The wonderful article is entitled, “Rabbi Andy Kastner’s Thought for Food.” Check it out on-line here.
Hillel's staff offices have moved!
We have temporarily relocated to the Academy Building on Washington University's campus. Our mailing address will remain 6300 Forsyth Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63105. If you are walking from Wash U's main campus, we are located just over the Forest Park Parkway/Milbrook Boulevard overpass. If you are driving, the Academy Building is located at 310 Melville Ave., St. Louis, MO 63130.
April 4, 2012: Order it your way: On designing the Seder --The Jewish Light (read)
April 4, 2012: How to Eat Matzah --The Jewish Light (read)
February 2012: A changed landscape, approach for St. Louis Hillel --The Jewish Light (read)
January 2012: Wash U Ranks #1 in Nation for College Kosher Dining --College Prowler (read)
Rabbi Andy Kastner's Dvar Torah on Tu B'Shevat
Denise Walsh, St. Louis Hillel Office Manager and Secretary/Treasurer to the Board, received the Dedication Award from JProStl at the 7th Annual JProStl Recognition Luncheon on January 26, 2012. Denise received the award for her many years of tremendous service and dedication to St. Louis Hillel.
Check out the December 2011 issue of St. Louis Magazine featuring our own Rabbi Andy Kastner and Washington University Junior, Rachel Binstock! The wonderful article is entitled, “Rabbi Andy Kastner’s Thought for Food.” Check it out on-line here.
Hillel's staff offices have moved!
We have temporarily relocated to the Academy Building on Washington University's campus. Our mailing address will remain 6300 Forsyth Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63105. If you are walking from Wash U's main campus, we are located just over the Forest Park Parkway/Milbrook Boulevard overpass. If you are driving, the Academy Building is located at 310 Melville Ave., St. Louis, MO 63130.
Current Events
April Welcome for Prospective Students!
Are you coming to campus for April Welcome? We can help connect you to Jewish life on campus. Let us know when you'll be in town, we can fill you in on current events and schedule meetings for with Hillel staff and students. If you are coming during Passover, please check out this page on how you can get Kosher for Passover food on campus.
Hillel's Annual Meeting 2012
To view photos from St. Louis Hillel's 2012 Annual Meeting, click here.
Are you coming to campus for April Welcome? We can help connect you to Jewish life on campus. Let us know when you'll be in town, we can fill you in on current events and schedule meetings for with Hillel staff and students. If you are coming during Passover, please check out this page on how you can get Kosher for Passover food on campus.
Hillel's Annual Meeting 2012
To view photos from St. Louis Hillel's 2012 Annual Meeting, click here.
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Welcome to St. Louis Hillel
St. Louis Hillel is located across the street from the beautiful Danforth Campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Since our founding in 1946, we have played a critical role in enhancing the lives of thousands of students on campuses throughout St. Louis. We strive to inspire Jewish college students to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life. We do so by engaging them in diverse programs and meaningful Jewish experiences in the areas of Social Justice and Service, Religious Life, Israel, Jewish Culture and Education, and Leadership Development.
