Academic World
No. 49: Prof. Jennifer Mnookin: Columbia’s first Jewish pres., arriving at its most turbulent hour
Mnookin has headed Columbia University since July, becoming the Ivy League school's first Jewish leader in three decades amid a time of intense campus antisemitism.
Pentagon demands audit of 30 universities, investigating Russian, Chinese, Iranian research ties
Prof. Uriel Reichman to receive the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor
IDF Atidim launches first dedicated engineering track for haredi, minority students
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HIT Celebrates Pioneers in Israeli Industry, Society and Health Sectors with Honorary Degrees
Five leaders in Israel’s innovation, health, society and defense industries receive honors for advancing global impact.
Gil Troy may be the smartest defender of Israel - comment
As we mark the anniversary of October 7, I recommend that you read one of Prof. Gil Troy’s new publications, linked inside, to equip you with the intellectual arsenal necessary to advocate for Israel
‘Resilience’ is the word at Reichman University’s International School
Reichman University’s resilience shines as international students volunteer, stay in Israel during the war, and new students transfer to escape antisemitism.
Prof. Liran Goren is charting the Earth’s surface—and beyond
Combining her vast knowledge, curiosity, and innovative spirit, Prof. Goren is resolved to uncover the Erath’s secrets.
Amid rising antisemitism, ISGAP hosts largest ever Oxford Summer Institute cohort
With antisemitism on the rise, ISGAP's Oxford program trains academics to fight prejudice through cutting-edge education.
Tel Aviv University announces second round of special admissions track for reservists
First-year students who have served more than 30 days in IDF reserves will be entitled to a 25% reduction in tuition fees.
How Bar-Ilan University plans to use Its $260 Million donation for growth and tradition - opinion
Bar-Ilan University has received its largest donation ever. Its leaders must now decide how to use this money, balancing their agency for Jewish heritage and innovation.
From the battle to the classroom: Behind the scenes of Israel’s wartime academic year
Israel's universities and colleges lost students, faculties, and staff due to reserve duty for the Israel-Hamas War. This forced academic institutions to adapt on the fly.
Hebrew University launches new English-taught undergrad program
Jewish students are being encouraged to study in Israel in light of increasingly hostile academic environments in the West.
