Want to learn more about what's going on at Hillel? 

Contact us and we'll take you for a free cup of coffee to give you the scoop.

See our calendar for in person and virtual events. During the year, you can always stop into an event or just come by during the day to hang out (due to COVID-19 our building is currently closed)! There you can find students eating lunch, playing video games and possibly even getting some work done while enjoying Hillel's FREE coffee and snacks!

If you know you are looking for something specific, you can contact anyone below as well.

Contact us for information about holidays, educational events, and Birthright trips!
Contact Gabby Glubochansky, the Hillel Student President. 

Tashlich with Rabbi Suzy and students at Tempe Town Lake 2019. Photo taken Pre-Covid.

Student Stories

Rachel enjoying lunch on Birthright. Photo taken Pre-Covid

"I got involved with Hillel after going on Hillel’s Winter 2018 Birthright trip. This was a life-changing experience for me, that allowed me to connect deeper with my Jewish identity and make lifelong friends. I love Hillel because it provides me a place to celebrate being Jewish and connect with other Jews on campus."
-Gabby Litevsky, Vice President of Student Outreach at Hillel and current student

"I didn't go to Hillel much during my freshmen year, but after I went on Birthright with ASU Hillel, I came to a reunion Shabbat dinner for my group and started meeting more people at Hillel.  I brought a friend of my own, started hanging out there more and love the community.  For me, a perfect Hillel is a place where everyone is welcome, kind, and able to practice their own version of Judaism or other religion without feeling inferior or like a ‘bad’ Jew. Now I applied to be an intern so I can play a larger role in building community."  
-Rachel Nahon ‘16, former Challah for Hunger President and graduate of Hillel's  Montefiore Leadership class