The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
opinion
Laura Assanmal
Kaashif Hajee
Abhyudaya Tyagi
Dylan Palladino
With more frequency than we would like to admit, faculty and students take out their frustrations on those who did not establish the rules. Pandemic...
NYU has treated the study away experience, supposedly the bedrock of the Global Network, as the most expendable aspect of its operations.
Caroline Sullivan
Arlie Petters has been the first and only Black man in many academic spaces throughout his life. He explores his journey from Belize to New York, the...
Aasna Sijapati
Simran Parwani
Grace Shieh
Omar Hussein
Politicians should be treated as vessels to advance one’s political goals and individuals should be willing to compromise where necessary. Loyalty...
Kunal Satpute
The Indian National Congress is on a path of implosion and waning prominence. Together, these extinguish any hopes of an opposition coalition that...
Vatsa Singh
Kavi
The imperceptible shifts in our behavior induced by surveillance capitalism erode democratic culture and personal autonomy.
Himpathy refers to the disproportionate sympathy extended to a male perpetrator in cases of sexual assault, harassment, and other misogynistic...
Aathma Dious
Burnt Sugar explores the role of motherhood and intergenerational neglect and trauma by melding the rise of Hindu nationalism with the personal to...
Aya Abu Ali
CRISPR might be one of the greatest achievements in humanity, but the threat of its misuse might also make it our downfall.
J.K. Rowling’s problematic and damaging stance towards the trans community forces us to revisit childhood memories but this time with a critical eye....
Mari Velasquez-Soler
As the world went into lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, Latin American women began facing a crisis that further endangered their...
Angad Johar
Running competitions start again in Abu Dhabi with enhanced safety protocols and renewed enthusiasm.
Naeema Mohammed Sageer
A selection of the most amusing headlines of late, including the trend of cuddling with cows and a “man cave” located under a railway terminal.
Aayusha Shrestha
On Oct. 6, The Office of Global Programs announced the cancellation of Spring 2021 Study ways and the extension of the Go Local program.
News Desk
From problematic rhetoric around Covid-19 to newer, faster testing strategies, we bring you the latest Covid-19 news.
Andres Ancona
From forging new connections, to maintaining existing relationships and loving whether you’re closeby or far apart, explore how our ways of...
Vimal Minsariya
What are the challenges in delivering fitness classes online? How can a sense of community and self discipline be built in virtually? Read on to see...
Francisco Manuel López Ramírez
From the same creator but filmed almost two decades apart, how do Sex and the City and Emily in Paris parallel the changes seen in society?
In this piece, data sampling and interactive visualization of prices from Carrefour and Lulu are used to understand whether Blue Mart is overcharging...
Contrary to popular belief, philosophy encompasses far more than just questions of “who we are” and “why we exist.” The real kicker? We’re all...
Lubnah Ansari
The Cup and The Saucer is a new Warehouse 421 exhibition that has emerged from the roots of the UAE. It is a surrealist and contemporary attempt at...
Vitoria Ikeda
How has the pandemic affected film production for Film and New Media seniors at NYUAD? Read on to learn more about the challenges and changes the...
Here’s to those who choose to express themselves not through words but through other alternatives, and to those who find comfort in silence. And to...
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