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Seven teams, five days, one challenge: Building AI solutions at Tel Aviv University
TAU Aurion’s flagship program for teens helps them turn ideas into solutions while building friendships that cross continents.
Students recount terror as gunman kills nine at Thailand school
Seven killed, 23 injured in Thailand school shooting, police say
Brown University president Christina Paxson to step down after Trump administration clashes
How can we teach resilience in Israeli schools? – opinion
Schools play a crucial role in the early identification of emotional and behavioral difficulties and in offering meaningful emotional support.
DC-Area Universities Must Proactively Address Antisemitism on Their Campuses
As antisemitism rises on DC-area campuses, Jewish students demand more than crisis management - they want real prevention.
Discounts, warranty and trade-in: iDigital’s new offer for students
iDigital is launching a campaign for students that includes a 10% discount on Mac computers, a benefits package, and the option of a trade-in for Mac and PC computers manufactured from 2017 onwards.
Orel Sharon named as teacher suspected of raping his female student
Orel Sharon, a middle school teacher in Petah Tikva, was arrested on charges of rape and indecent acts after a former student accused him of abuse over several years. The investigation is ongoing.
Former Supreme Court pres. Hayut joins Rhodes Scholarship committee in Israel
Rhodes is the oldest scholarship program in the world. Established at Oxford University in 1903, next year’s edition will mark a decade since the program arrived in Israel.
Waves of hope: Even without setting foot in Israel, I feel more connected to it than ever - opinion
HaGal Sheli isn’t just about surfing. It’s a nonprofit that uses the ocean as a space for healing and growth.
Yesodot Group and Menora to fund NIS 730M for Bardugo Group student dormitories in Kfar Saba
The project will include 369 housing units for student rental, alongside 3,000 sq.m. of commercial space.
How a simple cloth napkin turned into a final project on manners and gender
Maya Karpel Regev, a Kibbutzim College design graduate, turned simple cloth napkins into a unique final project exploring table manners, gender, and social questions through creative screen printing.
Police detain two US students in Jerusalem over suspected security violation
Authorities have requested a five-day extension of their detention as the investigation continues.
Tel Aviv University Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies honors 11 new Ph.D.'s
Tel Aviv University’s Buchmann Faculty of Law Celebrates a New Generation of Legal Scholars Who Embody the Vision and Values of Zvi Meitar
