Abstract The Hillel organization was founded in Champaign, Illinois, in 1923 and ten years later was established at Northwestern University.  Hillel engages Jewish students by providing cultural and community opportunities at the University and abroad.  The records span the years 1939-2008 and are arranged in the following categories: Administrative Records; Hillel Professional Staff; Louis and Saerree Fiedler Hillel Center; Programs, Events and Religious Services; Student Groups and Related...

Abstract The Northwestern Community Council (NCC), an organization of students, faculty and staff, was founded in 1969 to address the extra-curricular life of Northwestern University students on the Evanston Campus. The records document the structure, organization, and activities of the NCC between 1968 and 2000.

Abstract The Northwestern University Outing Club was founded by Ellie Reed Lewis in the fall of 1965. The purpose of the club was to encourage students to get involved in a variety of outdoor activities. The NUOC also by encouraged students to gain leadership skills and to become environmental activists. The Records of the Northwestern University Outing Club fill one box and span the years 1965 to 1980. The materials consist of committee records and newsletters and are arranged chronologically.

Abstract The Office of Student Guidance and Counseling was charged with responsibility for personal and vocational counseling services for students; with supervision of fraternities and sororities; and with administrative oversight of campus organizations and activities. The Records of the Office of Student Guidance and Counseling are arranged in 15 subseries, including student activities and organizations general files; activity reports; class council files; Associated Women Students files; dormitory...