The Gazelle
Nov 17, 2024
features
Jude Al Qubaisi
Exploring the possible need for measures put in place to manage students’ paper usage in a more conscious way.
Oscar Bray
What it’s like to have face blindness: being bad with names, forgetting appearances and mistaking family and friends for strangers.
Kaashif Hajee
The sensation is artfully constructed, but I couldn’t help but feel the absence of something substantial to chew on.
Andrijana Pejchinovska
Michelle Shin
Ari Hawkins
Aravind Kumar
A profile of Dean Michael Martinez: his background, college experience, work at Haverford College and future plans at NYU Abu Dhabi.
Sarah Afaneh
Screened at the Arts Center, the docu-fiction Apocalypse is a representation of universal issues of displacement, and a distressing reminder of the...
Abhyudaya Tyagi
Following the unconventional, Chandan Mishra, Class of 2019, returns home to generate impact on the education system, pushing students to chase their...
Exploring NYUAD Art Gallery’s efforts to increase Engagement and Visibility.
Toby Le
Kaushal Prakash
October 6th in History: Cherry-flavored vaccines, funerals, arms races, and declarations. Read more of yesterday’s old news today.
The article on the extremisms of #metoo deceptively cherry picks weak data to paint an inaccurate portrait of the movement, all while ignoring both...
Beniamin Strzelecki
A potential solution to the carbon emissions caused by air travel is carbon offsetting. But should we use it to erase all our global warming sins or...
Abdul Kareem Kamran
An unexpected player is emerging in the international dynamic of climate change protestors and indifferent governments. Here is why the impact of...
Vatsa Singh
As Hong Kong reels from the shooting of a schoolboy and the protests grow louder, the Chinese state can not afford to respond with further force....
Why is it so hard to convict white police officers when they kill unarmed African Americans? Because both cops and the jury, are told to rationalize...
Sobha Gadi
Sexton’s world—a world that embraces the free exchange of ideas and free movement across borders—is a world increasingly threatened by the rise of...
Dylan Palladino
The service integrity of Wirecard AG – the company that manages NYUAD students' stipends, wages and even study away allowances – has come under...
Aasna Sijapati
Read about Sexual Respect Awareness Week and hear from Mary Signor about the event’s significance on campus
Ming Ee Tham
Read about the results of the 2019 security and fire safety report for the Global Network University.
Chris Shim
The NYU Abu Dhabi Theater Program is bringing together students from across the university for its annual mainstage production, the Caucasian Chalk...
Matthew Gubbins
These attacks add to the escalating tension in the Gulf region, often characterized as a cold war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
