Hillel 304

West Virginia University · Morgantown, WV

Jewish life in the Mountain State.

Hillel 304 is the cultural home for Jewish students at WVU. We celebrate Jewish identity, build community, raise awareness of antisemitism on campus, and stand proudly with Israel.

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Who we are

Why "304"?

304 is West Virginia's area code, and it's a reminder that Jewish life here belongs to the whole state. We're a student organization for Jewish students at WVU in Morgantown, focused on culture, community, and making sure Jewish students feel safe and proud on campus.

Every background is welcome: religious or secular, interfaith families, and friends and allies who aren't Jewish at all. No experience, Hebrew, or dues required. Just show up.

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What we do

Jewish culture

Food, film, music, history and traditions. Celebrating Jewish identity in every form.

Antisemitism awareness

Education, speakers and campus campaigns, plus support for any student who experiences hate.

Community

Bagel brunches, game nights, hikes in the hills, and Jewish friends for all four years.

Standing with Israel

Israeli culture nights, guest speakers and a proud pro-Israel voice on campus.

Our mission

Proud, connected, and heard.

Every Jewish student at WVU deserves a campus where they can be openly Jewish and openly supportive of Israel.

IdentityConnect Jewish students through culture, heritage and friendship.
AwarenessEducate the WVU community about antisemitism and help students respond to it.
IsraelShare Israel's story and build pro-Israel support across campus.

Experienced antisemitism on campus?

You're not alone, and you don't have to handle it by yourself. Reach out to our board, and report what happened.

Report to WVU → Report to ADL → Talk to us →

Looking for Shabbat & holidays?

Shabbat dinners and holiday services on campus are hosted by our friends at Chabad at WVU.

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Upcoming events

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Israeli Culture Night

Falafel, shakshuka, Israeli music and a chance to learn about life in Israel today.

[TIME] · Chabad at WVU

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Bagel Brunch

Lox, schmear and a chance to meet new people before midterms hit.

[TIME] · Chabad at WVU

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Antisemitism Awareness Talk

A guest speaker on recognizing antisemitism and how to respond. Open to all students.

[TIME] · Chabad at WVU

Get involved

Join the list for our weekly email with events and ways to show up for the Jewish community. Want to plan programs, lead advocacy, or start something new? Get in touch about joining the board.

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