One of the jewels of the University of Michigan’s campus has long been Michigan Hillel. When I was a student in the 2000s and then again in the early 2010s, Friday night Shabbat dinners brought both Jewish and non-Jewish students together, regardless of politics. I invited my friends, including non-Jewish campus leaders, to events and discussions Hillel hosted. Hillel showcased a pluralistic Jewish community to our diverse campus.
Unfortunately, for reasons that have not yet been publicly explained in a credible way, Michigan Hillel has made a political decision to exclude student groups that do not adhere to a right-wing
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