Inbal Fishbein, 24, who is studying law with a minor in education at University of Haifa, has served about 200 days of reserve duty since the beginning of the Swords of Iron War as a fighter and commander in the IDF’s Home Front Command. When the new academic year kicked off, instead of being in […]
By NOA AMOUYAL Marcus Mesherky has spent his time at University of Haifa not only completing his degree in biomedical sciences, but fostering meaningful connections even when political tensions make it challenging to do so. Mesherky, a Christian Arab-Israeli from Rami, a small town in northern Israel, is a second-generation student at University of Haifa. […]
By NOA AMOUYAL Orjwan Ghraba is starting a new and exciting chapter in her life as she begins her studies at University of Haifa, where she is earning a degree in Human Services and Sociology. Ghraba, who is from the small village of Reineh in northern Israel, is not letting her status as a first-generation […]
Recent attacks spark renewed debate on cultural roots of violence and global security threats
As people say, the older the wine, the better the flavor. The same goes for wine-making techniques—at least in the Negev.
A rare collection of ancient coins was discovered last week by Israeli researchers, who called the find an "archaeological Hanukkah miracle."
Take a look at these groundbreaking discoveries by Israeli researchers that are shaping our understanding of the world and its complexities.
Eleven Israeli academic departments rank in world’s top 50, per Shanghai Ranking, excelling in mathematics, chemistry and communications; long decline in computer science rankings halted, marking turning point for Israeli universities