Meet the Chinese Venezuelans of Hong Kong

Tommy Fung, Johnny Chan, and Desmond Yuen discuss their evolving identities as people with dual and intersectional identities, as they grapple with how their personal journeys are intertwined with the changing state of the world.

The Day After

In the aftermath of the pivotal U.S. election, Joseph Llamzon reflects on his personal journey as a first-time voter, the weight of a nation’s collective grief, and the power of human connections in times of uncertainty.

Unveiling the World of Venture Capital at NYU Abu Dhabi: Fireside Chat with Industry Leaders

What is the venture capital landscape and what is its role when diving into innovation and entrepreneurship?

The World is Telling you to be “Real,” Goffman tells you it’s not that deep

Erving Goffman’s The Presentation of the Self in Everyday Life exposes life as a performance, where authenticity is just an act. Before social media, his work offers a sharp lens on today’s obsession with “realness” ^ pressure of curating identities.

Textbooks to Tech: Has AI impacted student intelligence?

Assistant Vice Provost for Pedagogy at NYU, Anandi Nagarajan, shares insights on how varying approaches to AI use among students reflect differing impacts on their educational outcomes.

Study Away Students Brace for Political and Social Challenges in the Wake of the New U.S. Presidency

NYU students studying away at NYUAD have their own unique perspectives on the outcomes of US elections, and what they should be bracing themselves for once they return to the States.

Manhattan Voters Already Felt Disillusioned on Election Night

Disillusionment described by Manhattan voters and non-voters on election night points to a growing U.S. trend of discontent that could explain Harris’ overwhelming Wednesday defeat.

What If Happiness Became a Measure of National Success?

If money doesn’t buy happiness, then why are the parameters of success and prosperity based on economic growth and not happiness?

Chaos at the Timothée Chalamet Look-alike Contest

Last week, chaos (and multiple arrests) ensued in New York City as Timothée Chalamet look-alikes descended upon Greenwich Village for a grand prize of 50 US dollars.

Importance of International Law with Professor Rosemary Byrne

Can we have faith in the international legal system? Professor Rosemary Byrne shares her insightful perspective and discusses the nuances of this argument.

Yearning for a Homeland I’ve Never Known: The Pain and Pride of Belonging to a Place I've Never Been

What does it mean to be from a country? Loving your land even from a distance, and loving a land you’ve never seen or been to still makes it your land, your home. It’s not about the physical distance, it's about the people, the culture, and the love.

Falcons Debate Union This Year: A New Start With Challenges and Endeavors

This article will explore the Union’s dynamic approach to debate, its commitment to excellence, and the memorable moments that made the IIT Bombay Tournament a standout event for the team this year.

Navigating Confidence and Self-Doubt at NYUAD: The Imposter Syndrome and the Dunning-Kruger Effect in Academic Life

Confidence and Doubt for NYUAD students is in constant flux. In this competitive environment, it is easy for us to feel like we are not worthy of belonging.

Fabio Piano & NYU Abu Dhabi’s Global Blueprint

A feature of interim-Vice Chancellor, Fabio Piano, as he reflects on NYU Abu Dhabi’s global origins and his visions for its future.

MUJO: New Installation at the Arts Center

Description and impressions of the new installation at the Arts Center by Harry Creber and interview of Kiori Kawai by Anna Stathopoulou.