The Gazelle
Sep 8, 2024
Mira Bunga Rachmana Raue
A personal story about a gift and how it led to the rediscovery of one’s religion and community.
Marija Janeva
Studying away can be a lovely growth arch for a lot of members of this community, but it is definitely not the only way to grow.
Challenging the notion of interpersonal relationships as transactional, and reflecting on the true meaning of community.
Scarlette Jiménez
Grief is a complex process, always new. No loss hurts the same as others, we start from scratch each time.
As an institution and community that prides itself on its diversity, it is imperative to address diverse student experiences, especially with regard to disabilities, without the lens of ableism
New perspectives gained, but familiar bonds strong: a story of growth and reconnection amidst coming home.
The Gazelle Staff
In the past three months, The Gazelle has continued to face questions about its relevance and scope on an increasingly busy campus. Despite recent hurdles, we strive to maintain our steadfast commitment to representing all lived experiences.
Leila Olukoga
Take this quiz to learn more about watermelons!
Dana Mash'Al
Let us explore some Watermelon gift ideas, as this fruit shares the festive, wintry colors of green, red, and white.
Wajd Ashira
From the variety of fruits found all around the world, there are the sweet and juicy strawberries, exotic and sweet mangoes, and then there is a particular type that’s bold and humble — watermelons.
Yana Peeva
An admissions story, even two years later, is still quite the story to tell at a dinner party or dorm gossip session.
Dina Damouri
A reminiscent account of the food, scent, and people of a local bakery
Mouhamed Ba
A background check into the FTX founder, who has been found guilty of all seven charges against him, facing a maximum prison sentence of 115 years.
Mehraneh Saffari
The Gazelle recently sat down with Mayada Oudah for an introduction to the lore of NYU Abu Dhabi’s favorite residents, how to keep them safe, and available volunteering opportunities.
Abenezer Belay Gebrehiwot
A reflection about childhood fantasies and young adulthood dreams. How many of those do we keep while growing up? Do we stay complacent or do we strive for more?