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Though a Jewish population existed at Vanderbilt for many years before Hillel came to campus, the Ben Schulman Center for Jewish Life officially opened its doors in 2002. At the time, only 3 percent of the student body was Jewish; now the number has jumped to 15 percent. The Ben Schulman Center for Jewish Life has allowed Vanderbilt Hillel to significantly expand its services and programs on campus.<\/span><\/p>\n