From Computer Science to Accounting: A Journey of Purpose and Passion

Juana Nasr-El-Din shares her motivations, the impact of the October 7th attacks on her life, and her aspirations for the future. Through her story, we gain insight into resilience, cultural values, and the power of making meaningful choices.
Meet Salma Ghaben: Bridging Communities and Building a Future in Special Education

At just 20 years old, Salma Ghaben is already a powerful example of the values University of Haifa holds dear: academic excellence, diversity, and coexistence.
Decoding Humanity: Tomer Malkevich Fuses Passions in Tech and Psychology

Tomer Malkevich, a third-year Cognitive Science and Information Systems student at University of Haifa, has always been drawn to the intricate relationship between technology, psychology, and human interaction.
From Haifa to Seoul, Asnika Kebede Bridges Cultures Through Business and Language

University of Haifa is no stranger to a diverse array of students with ambitions that aim much farther than the pastoral northern Israel city. One such student is Asnika Kebede, a 27-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli from Jerusalem, who is forging her path in international business and Asian studies.
After 9 months in reserve duty, Reem Tibi is ready to focus on the future

University of Haifa law student Reem Tibi spent nearly a year in the IDF reserves, leaving him forever changed. In this candid conversation with American Society of the University of Haifa, Tibi talks in depth about his army service, how he managed to still complete his exams, and why he has no plans to rest in the near future.
Making the world and Haifa a better place: a conversation with Yuval Guetta

Yuval Guetta has had her hands full since October 7. She has managed a home as her live-in boyfriend spent 260 days in active service; served multiple weeks in reserve duty herself; volunteered for a variety of campus activities; and worked hard to finish her bachelor’s degree at University of Haifa in Political Science, Economics, and Philosophy.
Balancing Civilian and Military Life, Inbal Fishbein Remains Determined to Graduate

Inbal Fishbein, 24, who is studying law with a minor in education at University of Haifa, has served about 200 days of reserve duty since the beginning of the Swords of Iron War as a fighter and commander in the IDF’s Home Front Command.
Building bridges in a year marked by tension

Marcus Mesherky has spent his time at University of Haifa not only completing his degree in biomedical sciences, but fostering meaningful connections even when political tensions make it challenging to do so.
First-generation university student pursues her dream in Haifa

Orjwan Ghraba is starting a new and exciting chapter in her life as she begins her studies at University of Haifa, where she is earning a degree in Human Services and Sociology. Ghraba, who is from the small village of Reineh in northern Israel, is not letting her status as a first-generation university student deter her from finding academic success.
For Alyssa Eisenstein, University of Haifa is a living laboratory for peacebuilding pursuits

When Alyssa Eisenstein decided to pursue a Master of Arts in Peace & Conflict Management at University of Haifa’s International School, she had a clear idea of what was to come.