“Not a dreamland”: exploring vibrant subcultures in the occupied and besieged Gaza Strip. Read more about VIDEO: the images and sounds of Gaza's vibrant subculture in “Not a dreamland” 

Plans for massive science campus linking an Israeli and American university in New York City moving forward, despite opposition. Read more about Why is a New York hospital being sacrificed for an Israel-backed science facility? 

Recently released documents reveal that Israel deliberately allowed much less food than was previously thought to have been imported into Gaza. Read more about Israel's starvation diet for Gaza 

Going to university has become more difficult for Palestinians in Gaza since George W. Bush shut down a charity that helps underprivileged students with fees. Read more about As Holy Land 5 appeal begins, Palestinians in Gaza praise charity closed by Bush 

A group of six sisters in Gaza have started their own business selling embroidery that combines traditional Palestinian patterns with modern trends. Read more about “Six Flowers” help keep Palestinian handicraft tradition alive, adding modern twist 

Black market versions of the drug Tramadol have been known to contain mouse poison. Read more about Overdoses on the rise as Gaza siege turns some to escape of painkillers 

Is Ben Gurion University being punished because its head has opposed upgrading the status of a college in an Israeli settlement? Read more about The full story behind the war against free speech in Israel's universities  

The second national Students for Justice in Palestine conference will connect, strategize, build and strengthen the student movement in the US. Read more about Building bridges between struggles at upcoming student conference  

During visit to Gaza, Noam Chomsky says BDS may strengthen support for Israel, backs Abbas UN bid Read more about Chomsky in Gaza: academic boycott “will strengthen support for Israel”