Anyone with interest in education knows that the global educational landscape is undergoing enormous changes at lightning speed—not only are teachers’ roles changing, but pedagogical methods are being tailored to a world in which information is accessible 24/7 at the touch of a smartphone, computer, or tablet.
Knesset member and AMIT alumna Rachel Azaria is going to heroic lengths to make Israel a better home for everyone.
Nili Block first turned to sports as an outlet during tough times. Now she’s a world champion kickboxer!
Architect and planner Prakash Nair, the man behind AMIT’s Gogya center, explains why school design matters.
AMIT student Hai Levi wants to make a mark on the world. Volunteering has helped him get off to a good start.
Dr. Robert Krain, a retired internist, wanted to help children by bequeathing a portion of his estate to a worthy cause.
Author, poet and translator Idra Novey’s award-winning novel honors the many ways a book can speak to the Jewish experience.
“The Wedding Plan” and “The Women’s Balcony” shine a light on emotionally rich portrayals of religious women.
Two Midreshet AMIT students reflect on the past 5 months.
AMIT students assist the Israel Space Agency and the CNES of France in developing the Venus satellite.
