Contrary to an above comment, Tufts Students for Justice in Palestine and the SJP network does NOT issue a formal stance one state versus two state. I wish Hillel would reconsider its stance and then perhaps this ever-so-desired "dialogue" between the two groups could actually occur.
One state is also NOT the dissolution of Israel--the dissolution of a state built upon privilege based on religious-ethnic identity and a state perpetuating institutionalized racism, yes, that is an accurate depiction of a one-state solution. The land between the river and the sea can still be a homeland for the Jewish people without the current injustices against the Palestinian people. If naysayers of one-state are happy with the situation as is and believe this system of apartheid, oppression, and colonialism to be the ideal Jewish State, than that is a separate issue altogether.