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Breaking News: 2019 Commencement Speaker Announced

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Breaking News: 2019 Commencement Speaker Announced

  • Jocilyn Estes

Bonnie St. John announced as keynote speaker for NYU Abu Dhabi''s sixth commencement ceremony.

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The Problem with the Preferred Pronouns Question

The Problem with the Preferred Pronouns Question

  • Oscar Bray

The need to call transgender students by their preferred gender is understandable and should be respected. That said, when professors ask the pronoun...

On Prophecy and Trust in Translation: A Conversation with Professor Maya Kesrouany

On Prophecy and Trust in Translation: A Conversation with Professor Maya Kesrouany

  • Tom Abi Samra

Good translations enrich the new language, and inform the original as well.

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NYUAD to Reject Students Who Speak Fewer Than 4 Languages

  • Ian Hoyt

The Problem with the Preferred Pronouns Question

  • Oscar Bray

Breaking News: 2019 Commencement Speaker Announced

  • Jocilyn Estes

The Death of Minority Languages in Nepal

  • Aayusha Shrestha

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Dog Whistle Politics, Explained

Dog Whistle Politics, Explained

  • Ari Hawkins

How political figures use language to manipulate perspectives and encourage personal biases. Dog Whistle Politics is fear-based manipulation. Don’t...

The Language of Jordan Peele’s Us

The Language of Jordan Peele’s Us

  • Sara Monsalve

The second horror film by Jordan Peele takes a nuanced look into the human psyche using symbolism and language to convey social commentaries. It is...

For Your Procrastination Only: Netflix’s Bold Swing at Stand-Up

For Your Procrastination Only: Netflix’s Bold Swing at Stand-Up

  • Taj Chapman

Hannah Gadsby’s Nannette & Daniel Sloss’s Live Shows are two brilliant examples of both the changing landscape of comedy and Netflix’s ability as a...

The Death of Minority Languages in Nepal

The Death of Minority Languages in Nepal

  • Aayusha Shrestha

In countries like Nepal, the homogenization of language has caused unprecedented damage to the nation’s diverse ethnic and tribal languages,...

NYUAD to Reject Students Who Speak Fewer Than 4 Languages

NYUAD to Reject Students Who Speak Fewer Than 4 Languages

  • Ian Hoyt

Seriously, what use are you to the world if you can't converse in five languages simultaneously?

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Mispronounced Names at NYU Abu Dhabi

Mispronounced Names at NYU Abu Dhabi

  • Katarina Holtzapple‎

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    Daniel Lee

For The Gazelle's Special Language issue, the Video Desk sits down with students to talk about their names, the meanings behind them, and how those...

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UAE Updates

UAE Updates

  • Khaled Alhosani

Catch up on what’s been going on in the UAE this week.

News of the Week

News of the Week

  • Kyle Adams

A look into what took place on campus last week.

New Vice Chancellor

New Vice Chancellor

  • Khaled Alhosani

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    Kyle Adams

NYU Abu Dhabi's new Vice Chancellor is announced in a memorandum from NYU President Andrew Hamilton.

TEDxNYUAD 2019 Highlights

TEDxNYUAD 2019 Highlights

  • Ming Ee Tham

This year's TEDxNYUAD hosted speakers who spoke about issues in plain sight.

Mark Your Calendar

Mark Your Calendar

  • Ming Ee Tham

Take note of what is happening on campus next week.

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Sexton and the Role of the University

Sexton and the Role of the University

  • Mari Velasquez-Soler

John Sexton spoke to students about about his new book and the role universities in moving to secular ecumenism.

Lost in Translation

Lost in Translation

  • Mari Velasquez-Soler

I now realize what an important and large part of who I am was lost in translation, in simply trying to negotiate between the two languages.

Meditating on the Easter Sunday Bombing tragedy

Meditating on the Easter Sunday Bombing tragedy

  • Thirangie Jayatilake

This is NYUAD. It means we celebrate festivals that didn’t come from our backgrounds, even when we’re away from each other. It also means that we...

Nasser Isleem, Intercultural Engagement and the Emirati dialect Course

Nasser Isleem, Intercultural Engagement and the Emirati dialect Course

  • Emily Broad

The Emirati dialect J-Term is symbolic of the cultural connection Professor Nasser Isleem strives to incorporate his Arabic courses.

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