Campus Partners

Fiedler Hillel Center
The Hillel Center serves as a center of the Jewish community at Northwestern for students, faculty, and staff. Whether you are ill and want some hot chicken soup delivered to your door, have questions concerning Jewish identity, want to learn to read Hebrew, or go Israeli dancing, Hillel has something to offer you.

Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Alpha Epsilon Pi is the Jewish fraternity of North America and the only Jewish fraternity on Northwestern's campus. AEPi was founded to provide opportunities for the Jewish college man seeking the best possible college and fraternity experience. We have maintained the integrity of our purpose by strengthening our ties to the Jewish community and serving as a link between high school and career.

KULANU
The observant Jewish students at Northwestern have come together to build an observant Jewish community, KulaNU. What does this community mean for students? It means a place to grow, have fun, make new friends and feel safe and welcome. For college students the community they are part of is their home away from home. We are coming together to form a close-knit group of which we can be proud. KulaNU is always busy with many activities and events happening all the time. Programs, services, meals and religious events fill its schedule.

Jewish Theatre Ensemble
The Jewish Theater Ensemble exists to provide the Northwestern community with high quality entertainment and exposure to Jewish involvement in the arts. The organization aspires to challenge common perceptions and generate conversation relating to issues that fall within the resonance of the Jewish experience through artistic media with particular relevance to the Northwestern community. JTE will be involved in the celebration and education of Jewish culture on campus. In order to do this, The Jewish Theater Ensemble will operate at a level of artistic excellence as well as encourage and support creative endeavors that promote Jewish themes in the arts.

Students for Israel (SFI)
Students for Israel promotes cultural, educational and political awareness about Israel at Northwestern. We encourage appreciation of diversity, open-mindedness, and multiculturalism, and are open to all students regardless of ethnic or religious background.

Wildkatz
Founded in the fall of 2002, the WildKatz Klezmer Ensemble, NU's official klezmer band, plays a wide spectrum of klezmer music, ranging from the traditional to the avant-garde. They perform regularly both on and off campus. General auditions take place at the beginning of fall quarter, individual auditions can be arranged at the beginning of winter or spring quarters as well. All instruments welcome! No previous klezmer experience required!

AIPAC The American Israel Public Affairs Commitee
AIPAC empowers students, both on and beyond campus, to effectively advocate for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship through the American political process.