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Academic boycotts won’t fix what war has broken
Opinion: Cutting ties with Israeli researchers punishes those with the least power and the most potential to help rebuild a shared future, while weakening global science at a time of urgent, borderless challenges
Prof. Ariella Gordon-Shaag
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01.15.26
Uproar in British academia following use of the term 'Ancient Palestine' in Open University course
A course at the Open University in Britain stated that the Virgin Mary was born in 'ancient Palestine'; Jewish organization has contacted the university, claiming that the term is historically inaccurate; the incorrect term will be removed
ynet
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01.12.26
Who fares better in the AI era: students who use it or those who don’t?
As academia adapts to a world where students can generate flawless work with a click, the job market now expects AI literacy; in a special interview, Dr. Amir Gefen explains why grades remain, exams are returning and whether overusing AI or avoiding it altogether is the bigger concern
Daniela Ginzburg
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12.23.25
Brain drain deepens as more Israeli academics leave and fewer return, CBS data show
Israel is seeing a growing academic brain drain: Since 2023, more academics have left the country than returned, according to CBS data;The trend is strongest in STEM fields, raising concerns over long-term harm to research, innovation and the economy
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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12.17.25
Haifa retiree proves it’s never too late to learn after earning archaeology PhD at 81
Ami Nadir earned a PhD in archaeology from Ben-Gurion University, decades after studying engineering at the Technion; the former Navy officer says lifelong learning has given his retirement new meaning and purpose
Yogev Israeli
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10.28.25
IDF reservists fighting for their degrees: ‘An entire generation is paying the price’
Over 70,000 Israeli students were called to reserve duty during two years of war, as a new survey reveals deep emotional, social, and academic struggles, with many fearing they won’t finish their degrees
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad, Gal Ganot
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10.27.25
Academia scrambles to adapt as students 'AI' their way through school
With AI tools capable of producing polished assignments and research papers, students face ethical dilemmas while some lecturers grapple with detection challenges, raising questions about the future of education and academic integrity
Tal Shahaf
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05.06.25
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