HSI in the News

SI has changed me so drastically, and I’m forever grateful.

Coming on such an impactful trip like Muss, it is easy to think of so many things that I want to bring back home with me.

I have no clue what the next 18 weeks hold for me, but I’m ready for the adventure…

Right now, I’m watching the sunset while writing this on the swings outside my dorm.

his program has changed me so much, not only as a person but as a friend.

The first blog that I wrote I went over three main goals that I had for this trip.

It is hard to believe that when I write my second blog I will be writing to you all from Israel!

Before leaving for Alexander Muss, I’m currently feeling a lot of emotions.

I decided to apply for the fellowship because I want to improve my leadership, writing, and social skills.

In three days time a boy will be on an airplane.

This next week, I will be leaving my family and friends to travel to Hod Hasharon, Israel.

’m sure this will be a life changing journey and a beautiful experience and I can’t wait till it all begins.

On our first trip we went to Tel Gezer.

6 days ago, I was in Seattle; saying goodbye to all my loved friends and family.

Hi all, news update: I made it to Israel.

We are about a week into our incredible experience in Israel.

I can’t wait for what is to come and reaching my goals.

My first goal is to be able to really capture what it truly means to be Jewish in Israel.

We are officially three weeks into our 18 week semester in Israel.

It has been three weeks since I arrived in Israel.