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Israeli Students Face Rising Costs, Reserve Duty Burdens, and Economic Anxiety
As the new academic year opens in Israel, student union head Sivan Koren highlights the heavy toll of reserve duty, soaring living costs, and a looming brain drain, with a third of students considering relocation.

AI Agents Fail to Manage Simulated Businesses in Carnegie Mellon Study
A Carnegie Mellon University experiment tested AI agents managing a simulated business. Claude 3.5 Sonnet completed only 24 percent of tasks, highlighting current limitations in autonomy.
Business Roundup: Tel Aviv University Turns 70, Zoglbek CEO Steps Down
Tel Aviv University celebrates its 70th anniversary, Zoglbek CEO Ron Ackerman steps down after six years, and Kardan Real Estate warns of shrinking state land marketing.
Understanding Exam Blackouts: Why Memory Fails Under Stress and How to Cope
As students return to classes and prepare for exams, experts explain the science behind exam blackouts. Brain researchers at Bar-Ilan University detail why stress blocks information retrieval and share effective recovery strategies.
Bar-Ilan University Lecturer Indicted for Planning Major Terror Plot
A Bar-Ilan University mathematics lecturer has been indicted for plotting a large-scale terror attack against hundreds of Arabs, shocking students and faculty alike.
Hebrew University and 710 Testimony Launch AI Archive for October 7 Accounts
The Hebrew University and "710 Testimony" have launched an AI-powered archive preserving hundreds of accounts from the October 7 massacre, ensuring historical memory for future generations.
U.S. Prosecutors Face Outrage Over Lenient Plea Deal for UW Protesters
Washington state prosecutors reached a plea deal dropping trespassing charges for 33 pro-Palestinian protesters who caused $1 million in damages at the University of Washington, sparking widespread criticism.
Calls Mount to Dismiss Ben-Gurion University Lecturer Over Anti-IDF Posts
Calls have grown to dismiss Ben-Gurion University lecturer Dr. Sebastian Ben Daniel over social media posts accusing IDF soldiers of being child killers.
Neither Law nor Business Administration: The University That Will Teach You to Be an Internet Star
Arizona State University has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation, including studies in podcasting, studio production, and on-camera performance. Critics question the value of such a degree, while industry professionals argue that it may provide useful skills in the fields of communications and marketing.
Anyone can do it? The coveted profession you can now study at university
Ahead of the upcoming academic year, Arizona State University (ASU) has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation. The unique track includes courses on audience building, branding, and multimedia production. "Dreaming of turning your video channel into a source of income or making social media your career? Learn to create content while building your brand," the program description states.
AI is changing professions. The university must change
Governments and universities are investing billions in AI, but this is not enough. The true challenge lies not in adding new courses, but in rethinking the entire education model to prepare students for the future.