The University of Haifa is proud to celebrate the achievement of Basel Khalaila, a graduate of the Departments of Sociology and Political Science, who has been selected for the 2026 cohort of the prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholars program at Stanford University
The University of Haifa held the inaugural conference of the Frieze Center for Shared Society, bringing together dozens of organizations and hundreds of participants from academia, civil society, government, and philanthropy
The University of Haifa and the University of Connecticut Joint Research Fund supports collaborative research initiatives between the two institutions
Prof. Tally Katz-Gerro, VP for Global Engagement, held meetings at UPenn with senior management, leading to relationship building in the areas of Archeology, Education, Environment, and Conflict Resolution
Prof. Tally Katz-Gerro, VP for Global Engagement, participated in the first-ever multidisciplinary Israeli science conference in NYC
The INHUB – International Hub for Nutrition in Israel is a dynamic platform showcasing Israel’s nutrition ecosystem—bringing together research, policy, and innovation while opening new avenues for global collaboration
the Origin of the Kidney in Vertebrates May Be Different Than Previously Thought
A hidden green space on campus, featuring an aquaponic garden and a biogas-powered coffee station developed with the Innovation and Sustainability Division, hosted a community gathering
The Hecht Museum marked International Museum Day with events under the theme “Museums Unite in a Divided World,” including an art installation, a virtual exchange with the Jewish Museum in Vienna, a curators’ discussion, and a film screening
As part of its Age Friendly University initiative, the university held a lecture by Dr. Tom Navon on Jewish renewal in Israel, attracting strong interest from senior participants