Why I Avoid the C2 Elevators

Stepping into a C2 elevator feels less like entering a quiet campus space and more like being swallowed by a wall of competing announcements.

How a Few NYUAD Women Challenged Cricket Norms

NYUAD’s Female Cricket Team reflected upon their journey from being overlooked to gaining deserved recognition.

Democrats and Republicans are Releasing Epstein Files at Each Other

After months of tumultuous speculation, the release of the Epstein files brings relief to victims while raising questions over the implications for government leaders and other elites.

The Average College Student Today: A Gen Z Response

Gen Z students are often described as unmotivated. But those judgments overlook the world we actually grew up in.

Into Sudan’s Recent Violent Escalation Of Violence

Recent atrocities in wartorn Sudan’s el-Fasher alludes to a continuation of the country’s current civil-war violence.

What Happened With the Flotillas?

A quick look at the fallout after the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying vital humanitarian aid to Gaza, was intercepted.

National Elections in Iraq

With the upcoming national elections in Iraq, the population prepares to vote amidst heavy campaigning and boycott pressures.

The Weight of Proving Myself: On Being an Arts Student at NYUAD

As an arts student, how do we cope with the constant dismissiveness and underrepresentation in a STEM and finance dominated university?

A Gamer’s Take on Life is Strange 2

What a video game reveals about the grim reality haunting millions in America more than ever today.

The Xi-Trump meeting – an unexpected outcome?

A rare thaw in the U.S.-China ties: The Xi-Trump meeting in Busan brought a one-year trade truce, tariff cuts, and bold claims on rare earths – yet key issues remain unresolved.