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Hillel at Drexel University.

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Religious organization
Address
118 N 34th St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone
(215) 895-2531
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Sophie Scheer★★★★★8 months ago

Welcoming, engaging and the best place to be involved with as a Jewish Student at Drexel!

Sameer Nadeem★★a year ago
Michael Mowrey★★★★★a year ago

Great home to be a Jew at Drexel. They also offer a great kosher dining program and theres always interactive events happening. Students here are particularly friendly here.

Aaron Spool★★★★★a year ago

Great Hillel

Talia Lif★★★★★3 years ago
Bryan Schecter★★★★★3 years ago
Hannah Rosenberg★★★★★3 years ago
Talia Lifschutz★★★★★5 years ago

Rabbi Isabel and the staff are truly out of this world amazing and really care about each and everyone of the students that attend. Also, the Hillel recently upgraded to a brand new modern and beautiful building with tons of more facilities for programming. super accepting of all jews and people in general. LGBTQA+ friendly too!!!!

Joshua B★★★★★7 years ago
Arnaldo J★★★★★7 years ago
Isabel de Koninck★★★★★7 years ago
Gav Blaxberg★★★★★7 years ago
Anton graham★★★★7 years ago
Daniel Cooper★★★★★7 years ago

Warm and welcoming atmosphere for all

Stephen Loeb★★★★7 years ago

The building has been completely redesigned. It is on the campus of Drexel. The Hillel has abundant activities and seeks to be a central oasis for Jewish students attending. Members vary in terms of observance and Jewish background. The staff tends to run oriented towards liberal "progressive" practice, but they make it a point to "respect" traditional norms of Jewish practice.

Lev Boonin★★★★★Edited 8 years ago

The Jewish community on Drexel campus is growing in strength and size every year. This building is a testament to that growth. The community is welcoming and inclusive, no matter what denomination you are. Weekly Shabbat dinners are both free, decent, and always in good company. It is a great staple of the Drexel Jewish student's life!

Amanda Barkan★★★★★10 years ago