CSU Hillel was the first student-led organization to be certified sustainable by Hazon, the Jewish lab for sustainability. At CSU Hillel, we pride ourselves on being an ecological leader with our recycling, composting and energy efficient efforts. Spring 2020, CSU Hillel created the Ram Kibbutz to support our efforts in Tikun Olam and Sustainability Education. To find our more information on joining our Chicken Tenders, DM us on Instagram @CSUHILLEL.

In 2020, CSU President’s Office created a special Task Force to address the needs of the campus community to support Jewish students, faculty and staff.  The Task Force is co-chaired by Dr. Carolin Aronis (CSU Special Advisor on Prevention of Antisemitism and a Research Fellow in the Department of Communication Studies) and Dr. Mica Glantz (Professor of Anthropology, Chair of the Department of Anthropology and Geography and Interim Chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies).  It includes faculty, staff, and student leaders from Hillel (including Task Force founding member and Campus Director, Mariah DeGear), Chabad, several academic departments, the office of the Vice President for Diversity, Housing, Career Services, Tech Support, Dining Services, and local Fort Collins community members.

For more information:

Presidential Task Force on Jewish Inclusion and the Prevention of Antisemitism

CSU Hillel also prides itself on being a part of the Interfaith Communities of Fort Collins and Northern Colorado: we co-sponsor and cook an annual Kosher Interfaith Friendsgiving dinner with the CSU Multifaith Partners; participate in Better Together Days by hosting students from other faiths; and welcome all students at our weekly Shabbat dinners.