Stanford University
The algorithm of speed: How Matan Ivri is rewriting the Israeli record books
Competing in a loaded field at Stanford, Ivri didn’t just win his heat; he obliterated the national 1,500-meter record, stopping the clock at 3:38.15 minutes.
FBI probes ‘Holocaust 2.0’ threats against Stanford Jewish students ahead of Purim events
Mistrial declared in case of students charged after Stanford pro-Palestinian protests
Former pro-Palestinian activist from Stanford explains why she left the movement
US gov't mustn't rely on detention as a means of immigration control - book review
Deliberately pitiless: A review of the traumatizing experience of four different immigrants to the US
Tel Aviv University holds International Unicorn Day Conference
Recently, a new study from Stanford University ranked Tel Aviv University first in Israel and first outside the United States in the number of unicorns.
At Stanford, a committee to address antisemitism is roiled by Jewish infighting
Administrators hope such committees generally made up of a mix of faculty, alumni and students can help coordinate productive responses to the challenge of antisemitism on campus.
Jewish groups confront new questions: What counts as calling for genocide?
Swift and widespread outrage followed the hearing, leading to the resignation of Penn’s president and placing pressure on the other two leaders.
Earliest evidence of cotton fibers found in Jordan Valley
The cotton fibers probably arrived at Tel Tsaf from the Indus Valley region that is present-day Pakistan thousands of kilometers away.
Stanford U apologizes for discriminating against Jewish applicants in the 1950s
Stanford’s president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, apologized to the Jewish community on behalf of the university.
EEOC Commissioner says Stanford antisemitism 'deeply troubling'
Stanford’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program has advanced antisemitic tropes concerning Jewish power, conspiracy and control.
Stanford to investigate claims that it capped admissions for Jews in the 1950s
The existence of a quota on Jewish students at Stanford University in Northern California was never more than a rumor — at least not until the publication of a blog post written by a researcher.
Researchers create 'time crystal' with quantum computers
The versatility of quantum computers have helped physicists create a "time crystal," a new phase of matter.
Researchers recreate deep-earth conditions to test stress impact on iron
Iron’s response to stress under such high temperatures and pressures had never been measured to this extent before, leaving researchers puzzled as to how the iron would react.
