The OU’s Seif Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (OU-JLIC) was created to help young men and women thrive in a campus environment and helps Jewish students observe key aspects of Jewish life, such as tefillah, kashrut, Shabbat, and chagim. Our educators serve as teachers and Torah role models within 23 universities in North America, learning with students one-on-one, coordinating weekly classes, and organizing guest lectures and other events. Your connection with a OU-JLIC educator will help you balance your Jewish life and provide avenues for spiritual development while attending a secular college.
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Make a gift to OU-JLICTimes of Israel Blog, 5.3.2017 By Ruthie Braffman Shulman Shortly before the Orthodox Union released their rabbinic teshuva and statement regarding women’s leadership in the Orthodox community, I had a conversation with a young...
JTA article written by: Abigail Pickus April 14, 2017 11:46am This story is sponsored by the Orthodox Union. CHICAGO — Every Friday morning for a month, rebbetzin Ariel Pardo has been meeting with three female Jewish students at Brandeis University for deep conversations that...
Contact Information: Bari Goldman 217-819-3623 Bari@illinihillel.org RELEASE DATE: 03/10/17 CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Two restaurants in Champaign-Urbana will receive Kosher certification from the St. Louis Vaad this spring and summer thanks to a kashering initiative...
