<p>Is Clemson's Hillel still active in any way?</p>
<p>The website shows a Hillel page last updated in February 2004.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>I haven't heard of this organization, but you could try contacting the faculty adviser listed on the website.</p>
<p>Clemson</a> University</p>
<p>According to Hillel.org, there is an organization, but they record zero undergraduates as being Jewish....IMO, as Mitch_L stated, you should e-mail the person listed..</p>
<p>I tried emailing the person listed on the Hillel website and have not received a reply.</p>
<p>[CU</a> Hillel’s Home Page](<a href=“http://people.clemson.edu/~hillel/]CU”>http://people.clemson.edu/~hillel/)</p>
<p>Here’s the website for Clemson Hillel</p>
<p>I just left the second message for Dr. Cohen at Clemson. I may have to cancel my college visit in April. What a shame. I don’t understand why they do not have a significant jewish population given that they are so close to Atlanta. Any ideas? My son goes to College of Charleston and they have a wonderful Hillel.</p>
<p>pgh: just left another post for you on another thread…you might be better served to contact a local synagogue in the area (I actually have had more luck and honest answers doing that than with Hillel peeps)…please post back; I have a possible 2015 kid and know a number of local NJ kids deciding right now about Clemson…(but their parents don’t visit CC).</p>
<p>College of Charleston: you may already know this, but Charleston, SC has a long, storied history within the Jewish religion…may contribute to COC’s HIllel strength…</p>
<p>Then send your other child to cofc. Not every school in the country, especially schools that are very southern are going to have a great hilel. I’m surprised there are as many jewish kids at these schools to begin with.</p>
<p>Have you been to clemson before?</p>