The fellowship is in partnership with Repair the World as a student service corps, so there is both a volunteering piece and biweekly learning sessions.

A well-caffeinated student is a happy student, so Hillel staff will take you on coffee dates all year long, and once a week, stop by the Coupa at Green Library for JSA-hosted Jewpa Cafe for a free drink of your choice and schmoozing.

Rooted in the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam (“repairing the world”), the Social Impact Entrepreneurship Competition invites Stanford students at any stage to develop nonprofits, ventures, or creative solutions addressing global challenges, with the support and visibility needed to bring their ideas to life.

We’re AEPi, Stanford’s Jewish-interest fraternity. We’re a band of brothers who hang out, host events, travel the world together, and look out for each other in times of need. We are a community of leaders and intellectual savages. Our alumni have gone on to found scores of successful tech companies, serve at the highest levels of government, conquer the world of journalism, and more. We take pride in having the highest average member GPA among Stanford IFC chapters, as well as the highest dropout rate. Our brothers are involved in leadership roles in Hillel, Chabad, and numerous other organizations on campus. Come to one of our social, philanthropic, or Jewish life events to meet us and find out what we’re all about.