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 ====== Zachs Hillel House ======
-{{ :hillel_1000px.jpg?direct&600|Southern facade of Zachs Hillel House.}}
+[{{ :hillel-fall-500x334.jpg?400|Southern facade of Zachs Hillel House. Photo credit: Trinity College}}]
-The Zachs Hillel House was a gift of Henry Zachs ’56 and others, including Alan Mendelson ’69, chair of the Trinity Hillel Advisory Board. It has been home to Trinity's Hillel organization since 2002.
+The Zachs Hillel House was a gift of Henry Zachs ’56 and others, including Alan Mendelson ’69, chair of the Trinity Hillel Advisory Board. It has been home to Trinity's Hillel organization since 2002. Before it was built, Hillel was housed at 30 Crescent Street.
-As a proud member of the Hillel International network for over 70 years, Trinity Hillel is the home base for Jewish life on campus, providing an inviting, comfortable environment for [[jewish_at_trinity|Jewish students]] to connect with their own Jewish identity and campus community.
+As a proud member of the Hillel International network for over 70 years, Trinity Hillel is the home base for Jewish life on [[summit_campus|campus]], providing an inviting, comfortable environment for Jewish students to connect with their own Jewish identity and campus community.
 Trinity’s Zachs Hillel House is an inclusive gathering space where students often invite friends of all backgrounds to join in on festivities and events, creating a vibrant community among students, staff, and faculty on campus. All are welcome and encouraged to engage with and learn about Jewish life in a creative setting.
 The Hillel House is located on [[vernon_street|Vernon Street]], on the North end of campus.
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