To Cover or Not to Cover – That is Far From the Question

Covering or not covering does not give a woman honor or dignity. Giving her a choice does.

Norms and Places

How does my university reconcile its global and inclusive mission with the constrains of the legal systems and norms of countries where it set up...

Eastern Europe's Brain Drain

Corruption is simply a symptom of deeper issues, but brain drain is ultimately a phenomenon that will compound its impact.

What Even is International Law?

International Law offers a platform for states to reach agreement on cross-border issues and for standardizing systems of operation that affect most...

BREAKING NEWS: NYUAD CUTS TIES WITH NY CAMPUS, BECOMES UAD

To offer a correction, we would like to report that NYUAD, now called UAD, was actually the first to cut ties with the NY campus.

Dress Code on Campus

Should NYUAD have a dress code, and if so, what norms should we abide by?

Twitter Rules

People want freedom on social media, but they also want protection. Is it possible to have both?

NYUSH Updates

What has been going on in NYU Shanghai this week?

News of The Week

A quick guide to the latest news at NYU Abu Dhabi.

Where is the NYUAD Legal Program Going?

A look into the trajectory of NYUAD's legal program.

UAE Updates

A rundown on what's happening in the UAE this week.

NYUAD Students in COP 23

A delegation of NYUAD students attended this year's COP23 in Germany.

Gulf Naturalization of Athletes

The practice that allows athletes flexibility in choosing their national allegiances and even their citizenship is one called naturalization,...

Human Rights Violations in Scientific Research

Before a medicine is made available to the public, it must first undergo an experimental test on humans. Where do these human test subjects come from?

Exploring NYUAD Financial Disclosures

A detailed description of the most interesting findings from NYUAD's recent tax forms.