Dr. Ruth Promises “Good Sex for Life” for Donations
The renowned psychosexual therapist will be receiving an honorary doctoral degree from BGU in May. To commemorate the honor, she is establishing the Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer Endowed Scholarship for Psychology.
BGU Researchers Discover Google Chrome Vulnerability
The vulnerability lets attackers steal movies and protected content with the popular web browser.
BGU Confers Honorary Doctorates on Three Americans
Dr. Harvey V. Fineberg, Ernest Scheller, Jr., and Prof. Jeffrey D. Ullman honored at 46th Board of Governors.
Announcing the 2020 Vision 50th Anniversary Campaign
AABGU is leading a campaign to spearhead University expansion, groundbreaking research and a safer Israel.
Stares Worse Than Tiny Seats for Obese Air Travelers
A BGU study shows that humiliation is the primary source of discomfort for obese airplane passengers.
Bridging the “Gray Divide”
A BGU study shows that while seniors are using cell phones, they may not be reaping their full benefits.
Treating Postpartum Depression
BGU researchers present new guidelines for treating perinatal mood and anxiety disorders based on new study.
Why Can’t a Woman Play Tennis Like a Man?
A new BGU study explains that a lower net and lighter balls will make women's tennis more competitive.
New Biomaterial Impedes Bacteria on Metal Surfaces
The anti-adhesive coating could be used on medical implants, surgical equipment and even on ships and bridges.
Fertility Treatment Unrelated to Cardiovascular Risk
A long-term BGU study finds no correlation between IVF treatments and harmful cardiac events.