NYUAD Students Speak on Ukrainian Elections

Fraught with controversies and political uncertainty, the Ukrainian elections moved away from traditional politics and rhetoric.

A Semester With John Torreano

Learning art with John Torreano, a constructive critic and a talented artist.

Disney's Remakes: Will People Get Tired of the Nostalgia?

With more remakes of classic tales set out to be released in the coming years, one comes to wonder why they’re being made in the first place.

The Wall is Not the Only Thing that Fell: Game of Thrones Review

At its peak, Game of Thrones was a masterful execution of brilliant storytelling. Recently however, its quality has been steadily diminishing,...

European Union’s Parliament Election: What To Expect

Will the moderate groups join forces to continue to pursue a more united and inclusive European Union, or will they run after the right wing...

Did Facebook Get it Right with its Ban on Conservative Voices?

When it comes to hate instigators, Facebook has a seemingly difficult decision to make: does it crack down on such extremists or does it attempt to...

Halima Aden’s Photoshoot on Sports Illustrated — I'm Not Buying It

The magazine’s inclusion of a woman in a burkini and a hijab feels more like an arbitrary grab at political correctness than an admirable effort to...

The Slippery Slope of the Venezuelan Crisis

Legitimacy has always been subject to interpretation. The deliberate starving of a nation is not.

Mark Your Calendar

Take note of what is happening on campus next week.

News of the Week

A look into what took place on campus last week.

Assassin Game Popular with Students Even as Final Exams Loom

Hear from the winner of last semester's infamous Assassin game. A student favorite at NYUAD.

UAE Updates

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