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The first Nazi Germany concentration camp was established on March 22, 1933. While its initial use...
Ethan Lenkin, Contributing Writer
• December 14, 2023
Yarin Levin is a 24-year-old former Israel Defense Forces combat officer living in Israel who, on Oct. 7, witnessed the most deadly day for Jewish people since the Holocaust.
Levin attended...
It’s no secret that Tulane University offers slim pickings in its dining experience. In a city full of great food, there seems to be none on campus. Although the university’s culinary offerings look...
Some Tulane University students may have noticed the enormous candelabra outside the Lavin-Bernick Center this winter. Although Tulane is 40% Jewish, for non-Jewish students and community members,...
In past years, classes have been cancelled for Yom Kippur, an important Jewish holiday that typically falls around mid-to-late September. This year, however, classes were still held. With COVID-19...
Josh Axelrod, Senior Staff Reporter
• November 9, 2017
Rabbi Yonah Schiller, executive director of Tulane Hillel, received a mysterious email from a colleague wishing him congratulations last Friday, before the Jewish holiday of Shabbat began. Unable to use...
Rimon means "pomegranate" in Hebrew. In the Jewish tradition, a pomegranate symbolizes wisdom and knowledge. In keeping with Rabbi Hillel's values of knowledge and wisdom, Chef Daniel Esses introduced...
Mirroring the festive charm of New Orleans, Tulane's various student-run organizations set up different events that make year-round celebration an integral part of our campus culture. Whether cheering...
Ella Helmuth, Associate News Editor
• April 13, 2017
At a school like Tulane where the Jewish population makes up 27 percent of the student body, Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is a significant community event. Both The Goldie and Morris Mintz Center for...
Pageants are a way to publicly present a certain mold and see who fits it best.
This mold can be one of beauty, of grace or of Miss United States. This weekend, it's to discern the kind, the charming...
After a series of rainy Sundays, Hillel's Community Market finally got the sunny weather it needed this past weekend. Many students came out to the market to see the vendors, but what caught the attention...
In order to properly celebrate an event that practices a refrain from electronic, Tulane's Hillel found an aca-mazing alternative.As the sukkah was set up and the tables began to fill, students and faculty...
