Food for Thought

Hear thoughts, opinions, and concerns from the current graduating class on one of NYUAD’s most contested topics: Campus Dining.

People of Abu Dhabi: Evergreen Restaurant

An exploration into the history and origins of Evergreen restaurant, which provides an important space for preservation of tradition and community...

What’s On in Abu Dhabi

A scoop on the places to be, artists to hear and furry friends to hang out with.

Reporting Morocco: Delve into the Life of a Moroccan Journalist

Thanks to the J-term course Reporting Morocco, I became interested in understanding the life of a journalist and the stories that were mirrored...

Seniors’ Two Cents: Making the Most of Campus Life and Abu Dhabi

Seniors share how they made the most of their campus life and talk about escaping the Saadiyat bubble, even if only momentarily.

Into the UAE: Breaking the Bubble

To truly understand Abu Dhabi culture and the many intricate subcultures it holds, we must shed our armor of privilege and challenge our outsider...

Dear Descendants: Arlit, deuxième Paris — A Story of Extractive Colonialism

Arlit, deuxième Paris’ details the impact of extractive colonialism on small cities like Arlit by focusing on the ruin that’s left behind for...

Corona Virus Declines Admission into NYUAD ‘2024, Cites Partial Aid Package

Scrambling to stop the next global pandemic, administration does the only thing sure to keep Coronavirus from coming to NYUAD: don't give it a full...

Earwormz: Barzakh

Refinding the Arts Center through Barzakh Music Festival

Pseudo-Intellectualism and Jordan Peterson

'Postmodern neo-Marxism' is a misnomer

Crime and Nationalism in the CAA Protests

The anti-secular and discriminatory Citizenship Amendment Act has led Indians to take to the streets to protect the secular principles that the...

BoJack Horseman Ends the Only Way it Could: Subversively

After five and a half seasons of masterful character development, BoJack Horseman comes to a bittersweet close. It may not be the end we want, but...

UAE’s Hope Probe Spreading National Pride in Space

The Hope Probe, the UAE’s first Mars mission satellite, becomes a symbol of national pride and hope for a new generation of Emirati engineers and...

UAE’s First Nuclear Power Plant Ready to Operate

Barakah, the UAE’s first nuclear power plant, is ready to operate and shift the balance of the UAE’s energy supply towards sustainable resources.

The Gulf Update: Soleimani Assassinated, Oman transition of power

An overview of recent events in the Gulf over the New Year, including in the Soleimani assassination and power transitions in Oman.

Jubail Mangrove Park Now Open

Abu Dhabi’s new mangrove walk is a natural delight, and is now open for NYU Abu Dhabi students to enjoy.