The Gazelle
Nov 24, 2024
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Connor Pearce
As the last class of the Sama generation graduates this spring, it will be worth reflecting on which traditions NYUAD collectively wants to hold on...
Yi Yi Yeap
Nikolaj Nielsen
The first part of an interview series on the evolution of traditions within NYU Abu Dhabi's football team.
Paula Estrada
Debates about cultural preservation and cultural dominance, tolerance and diversity, ignore current pressing human rights violations.
Dominique Aquino Joaquin
Dania Paul
Jakob Plaschke
A look at what's been going on in the UAE this week.
On the celebration of Trinidadian identity through the festivities of Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival.
Savannah Billman
Discover what's been happening this week at our sister campus, NYU Shanghai.
A look at what's been going on at NYUAD recently.
Discover what was discussed in the most recent General Assembly.
Find out where NYUAD students plan to spend their much awaited spring break.
Nimrah Khanyari
How are traditions created, preserved, and changed throughout history and geography.
Vamika Sinha
Why is the knowledge of orientalist attitudes and structures so important to us at NYUAD?
Seyed Ahlesaadat
Learn more about the Nowrouz tradition, the celebration of the spring equinox.
Bite-size opinions from Saadiyat.
Thirangie Jayatilake
Avuduru, the Sri Lankan and Sinhala and Tamil New Year, celebrates the dawn of the Solar New Year, when the constellations change from Pisces to...
Panagbenga means the season of blossoming, and the city of Baguio in the Philippines celebrates this with parades showcasing flora and native culture.
Rodrigo Luque
The social media mindset will make us believe that there is something wrong with us, while a good play might remind us that this conflict is not only...
Bernice Delos Reyes
Never in my life had my skin tone been referred to as beautiful. How could anyone possibly think of being brown as beautiful?
Andrea Arletti
The reaction to Milo’s potential comeback will certainly give a big picture of how rooted we are to our human morals.