Times of Israel: BGU Announces Emergency Grants For Reservists
Ben-Gurion University will provide students who have been called up for reserve duty a $300 grant and a delay in paying dormitory living fees.
Recent BGU Media Coverage Following October 7 Terrorist Attacks
BGU's response to the terrorist attacks has been featured on CNN, The New York Times, NBC Nightly News and many other media outlets.
BGU Initiates Trauma Training In New Medical Simulation Building
BGU's Center for Medical Simulation opened its doors to doctors, medical staff, and volunteers from across the globe to train for trauma victims amid the Israel-Hamas war.
BGU Featured on NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt
NBC Nightly News: BGU's parking lot has transformed into a donation center and study rooms are being used as a command center to answer calls for help. Classes have been postponed, as more than 1,000 students left campus to serve in the battle.
BGU President Supports Community by Publicly Condemning Hamas
Daniel Chamovitz, President of Ben-Gurion University joins other institutional leaders in condemning the October 7th terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel, expressing support and solidarity for the school's community.
Our Israeli Students and Employees Need Help Now
Please help us provide necessary resources for Israeli students and their families in the wake of these unconscionable attacks on Israel by donating to BGU's Resilience Fund.
San Diego Jewish Community Seeks Support For Israel
San Diego Jewish community members are asking various institutions and organizations to indicate their support for Israel and opposition to Hamas in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 invasion of Israel.
BGU President Daniel Chamovitz Speaks on CNN
Daniel Chamovitz, President of Ben-Gurion University was featured on CNN October 15th to explain how the university and its students and staff have been affected by the current war in Israel.
NY Times: BGU On The Front Lines Supporting Israel
At Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, dorms turned into barracks and medical students manned emergency rooms. Dozens from the university community were killed in the Hamas attacks.
The Jewish Exponent Interviews Claire Winick
“We’re pointing out what’s right about Israel,” Claire explained. “We’re focusing on institutions like BGU that are producing research not only for the betterment of Israel but for the world.”