The Sklut Hillel Center will celebrate its first anniversary on Tuesday, March 4, from noon to 6 p.m. Stop by the center to enjoy a piece of anniversary cake.
The Sklut Hillel Center is committed to a spirit of “Welcoming,” and the words “Baruchim Ha’Baim,” “Welcome” in Hebrew, are the first thing you see when you enter the center.
Nearly 400 students have signed up for swipe-card access to the Hillel Center. Students are always hanging out in the center, where they come to enjoy cooking, snacking, studying, meeting, using the Hillel computer and printer, or enjoying the beautiful outside patio area. Hillel staff and student leaders are delighted that many of the students with swipe card access are not Jewish.
The Hillel Center is named for Eric and Lori Sklut, parents of a university student and the benefactors who made a lead gift to fund the center through the Levine-Sklut Family Foundation.