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Topic: Tel Aviv University

May 13, 2013
10:40 pm

Arab Israeli and left-wing student activists hold a memorial service during a rally marking Nakba Day at Tel Aviv University, Monday, May 13, 2013 (photo credit: Roni Schutzer/ Flash90)

Pro-Palestinian activists mark Nakba Day in TA

Peaceful demonstration comes a year after annual commemoration ended in a large melee

By Michal Shmulovich

May 10, 2013
2:23 pm

Illustrative photo of the Schreiber math building at Tel Aviv University (photo credit: CC-BY-SA/MathKnight/Wikipedia)

Man drowns at Tel Aviv University pool

Lifeguards pull victim unconscious from water; prolonged resuscitation efforts fail

By Times of Israel staff

May 9, 2013
4:43 pm

Elderly men play backgammon at a country club in northern Tel-Aviv, April (illustrative photo credit: Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)

Israeli scientists may be closing in on cause of Alzheimer’s

Researchers see disease-like syndromes on mice injected with tomosyn

By Aaron Kalman

May 6, 2013
10:28 am

Shlomo Nimrodi (Photo credit: Courtesy Ramot)

$100 billion Tata shops for tech innovation in Tel Aviv

Indian conglomerate will be the biggest investor in a new technology research fund established by TAU

By David Shamah

April 15, 2013
5:24 am

Illustration from the new book 'Tiny Dynamo,' which promotes the most important and interesting innovations to emerge from Israel. (photo credit: Courtesy Megan Flood)

65 years of innovation, from Rummikub to the ‘God Particle’

A timeline chronicling vital, fascinating breakthroughs produced by Israelis in the lifespan of the modern state

By Marcella Rosen

April 7, 2013
12:38 pm

A monument found desecrated with anti-Semitic graffiti at a Jewish cemetery in Wysokie Mazowieckie, Poland (photo credit: AP/Jedrzej Wojnar)

30% increase in anti-Semitic incidents worldwide in 2012

Hungary showing gravest trends; report links surge to Europe’s economic troubles, rise of extreme right parties and Toulouse school shooting

By Times of Israel staff

March 29, 2013
4:57 pm

Winners of the Israeli competition of the L'oreal-UNESCO Women In Science event, held last July. Left to right: Professor Hagit Yaron-Meser, Chairperson of the Open University; Prize winners Osnat Zomer-Penn, Dr. Efrat Shamah-Yaakovi, and Gili Bisker; and Ruth Arnon, director of the Israeli Academy of Sciences (Photo credit: Lamm and Velich Photo Studio)

Israeli wins European women’s science competition

Dr. Osnat Zomer-Penn, researching genetic origins of autism, is the third Israeli in a row to win the L’Oréal -UNESCO prize

By David Shamah

March 12, 2013
5:43 pm

Hebrew University student union head Yael Sinai speaking at the protest on Tuesday. (Screenshot via Youtube)

Universities stage mini-strike against budget cuts

Students and faculty call two-hour school stoppage to protest looming financial crisis in Israel’s higher education

By Aaron Kalman

February 14, 2013
1:11 am

Professors Joseph Klafter (right) and Itamar Rabinovich announce the winners of the 2013 Dan David Prize in Tel Aviv on February 12, 2013 (photo credit: YouTube screen capture)

Dan David Prize winners announced

Leon Wieseltier, literary editor of ‘The New Republic’ among five laureates for 2013

By Asher Zeiger

January 20, 2013
12:39 am

With a quarter of the students it once educated, the Maimonides educational complex in Brussels often stands empty. (Cnaan Liphshiz via JTA)

Possible school closure reflects Jews’ flight from European cities

An increasingly dangerous neighborhood forces tough decisions at a Brussels institution founded as a symbol of survival after the Holocaust

By Cnaan Liphshiz

December 28, 2012
6:16 am

Students affiliated with the Labor Party try to recruit supporters at The Hebrew University (photo credit: Yoav Ari Dudkevitch/Flash90)

Election frenzy hits Israeli university campuses

Politicians and activists — from the left, right and center — look at students as future leaders and potential political power shifters

By Aaron Kalman

December 23, 2012
2:43 pm

Jewish Home party leader Naftali Bennett (photo credit: Yossi Zeliger/Flash90)

Amid insubordination furor, Naftali Bennett deflects criticism, slams Netanyahu

Hawkish Jewish Home leader insists soldiers ‘must obey orders,’ says prime minister’s disparagement is ‘dividing the nation’

By Matti Friedman and Elie Leshem

December 11, 2012
4:01 pm

Making peace by going to Israel

My visit is a message from peaceful Egyptians that we want the violence to end.

By Maikel Nabil

November 30, 2012
3:42 pm

View of Haifa under heavy smog (Photo credit: Avishag Shaar Yashuv/Flash90)

Satellites used to track global smog level

From the web UPI: Israeli researchers are using NASA ‘eyes in the sky’ to more accurately measure air pollution

November 21, 2012
1:46 pm

Students at Tel Aviv University hold signs in support of the IDF and Israel's southern residents, Wednesday (photo credit: Aaron Kalman)

Tel Aviv University rally supporting the south curtailed due to bus blast

Campus is hosting children from the rocket-battered south

By Aaron Kalman

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