Hebrew Union College (HUC) is a Jewish seminary and educational institution in the United States. Founded in 1875, it is affiliated with the Reform Judaism movement and offers programs for rabbinical, cantorial, and Jewish education. HUC has campuses in Cincinnati, Los Angeles, New York, and Jerusalem, providing a diverse range of academic and spiritual training. The college emphasizes the importance of Jewish scholarship, community service, and interfaith dialogue. HUC also houses the American Jewish Archives, which preserves and studies the history of American Jewry. Its mission is to prepare leaders for the Jewish community and promote Jewish values in society.