The Gazelle
Nov 24, 2024
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Tom Klein
Kristina Stanković
Our editors respond to the recent article on Washington Square News about academic freedom here at NYUAD.
Shreya Shreeraman
Shamma Faisal Al Bastaki
Is there really a divide between Emiratis and the rest of the student body on campus?
Nikolaj Nielsen
The global spread of the Rainbow Laces campaign reflects an impulse to combat injustice that transcends national, ideological, and religious...
Katarina Holtzapple
Ilona Szekeres
Áron Braunsteiner
When everything is meaningless, what's the point of thinking about a "legacy"?
Daniah Kheetan
The challenge is to forge our legacy and identity by embracing Arab diversity and creating strategies that celebrate it.
Shivani Mishra
Manson Tung
A response to the accusations of lack of academic freedom at NYUAD in a recent New York Times article.
Dana Abu Ali
The university’s legacy would not be affected much by social media, had it been established for many decades.
Simrat Roopra
The legacy of this watershed moment in Iraqi Kurdish history does not go unmarred by international backlash and practical challenges.
Brian Kim
The goal of REACH is simple: to create a community in which students support each other.
Prashant Sharma
Our understanding of "academic freedom" at NYUAD and what it entails may influence how we view how it has or has not changed over the years.
How has Sheikh Zayed al Nahyan's legacy been passed down to today's generation of Emiratis?
Herbert Crowther
On the many ways NYUAD strives to maintain a sustainable campus.
Dania Paul
An update on dining and food-related developments on campus, including the opening of a bigger convenience store.
Isabel Adler
What has been going on in NYU Shanghai this week?
A rundown on what was discussed in the recent General Assembly.
Andrea Arletti
The new excise tax, the use of solar panels and more in this week's UAE updates.
Argentina Mena
A look on what has been going on at NYUAD this week.
Hind Ait Mout
The excise tax was put in place to discourage the consumption of products that affect public health and the environment.
Jakob Plaschke
Paula Estrada
A look into the contents of the 2017 NYU Security and Fire Safety Report.
Nimrah Khanyari
Despite being a young institution, what are some traditions that have been instilled at NYUAD?
Adam Ashraf Elsayigh
How can Arab narratives that depict the complexity of their lives be created for the Western stage while also challenging Orientalism?
Gaby Flores
The literary canon is built on consensus about the importance of certain works but its actual contents are open for debate.
Connor Pearce
Abu Dhabi’s constant building boom means that structures are constantly being built, emptied, torn down and rebuilt; leaving empty spaces waiting to...
Thirangie Jayatilake
Sama will always be a part of the NYUAD legacy; it housed the foundational years of this university, a place previous classes have called home.
Natalie Kopczewski
How do we create and preserve an artistic legacy in NYUAD?
Living in the midst of the complexities of the UAE, students continue to have moral dilemmas that linger in their minds.
