The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
opinion
Huma Umar
Kavi
It would be a disservice if we leave here after four years stuck in a liminal space of not really defending and not really critiquing, without...
Noora Jabir
I had painted a glossy image in my mind of what Keralite shipbuilding looks like — but what I found was an industry struggling to maintain this image...
Negaar Rowan
Afghanistan is a country in turmoil, but a country of many legends. As the situation worsens under the Taliban, these legends give way to a people...
Miriam Delgado
Rania Kettani
Yana Peeva
Students for Justice in Palestine
The recent release of the Netflix film Farha highlights the long-suppressed Palestinian narrative and reminds us of the importance of listening to...
Whether Moroccans want to call themselves Arab or African is up to them because they can be both. It is up to no one else to assign our identities...
Manahil Faisal
Imran Khan’s dramatic fall from office, the political uncertainty in Pakistan, and the living costs of it all.
Ethan Fulton
A hallmark of the imminent climate crisis will be the increasing numbers of people forced out of their homes and livelihoods due to extreme weather...
Massive protests are happening in China in response the zero-Covid policies in the country. Discontent arose after months of economic and social...
Azadeh
Protests and strikes persist in Iran despite severe backlash from the government.
Scarlette Jiménez
The checks and balances behind the Peruvian President’s order to dissolve the Congress and the Congress’ vote to dismiss the President disclose a...
Shanzae Ashar Siddiqui
The Iranian government recently announced the questionable dissolution of the “Morality Police”; what does this mean for the country?
NYUAD’s fall production, Temporary People, took the form of a multidisciplinary docu-fictive performance, directed by Laila Soliman in collaboration...
Ibad Hasan
“We took it upon ourselves to excavate these stories of Karachi, for a comfort and an escapism that allowed us to imagine our city as we wanted it...
Sidra Dahhan
On a diverse campus in a diverse nation, questions of migration and belonging find their way into almost any classroom. At NYUAD, fittingly,...
Roudha Almarzouqi
National Day is marked on the 2nd of December of each year, and it is marked in the heart of every Emirati as the day we revive the love for our...
Mane Harutyunyan
The final week of classes might get overwhelming; you might get easily frustrated, anxious, and burned out from the amount of work that needs to be...
Will this country become nothing more than a dream, a fading memory? Will it still be a part of me? How will I allow myself to remember this city and...
Dive, Lucía Puenzo’s newest film, sheds light on the reality of many female athletes in Mexico who have to choose between protecting their career or...
Leave behind class assignments and read for the sake of it this winter. Here’s a list of recommendations from The Gazelle’s editorial board to get...
Naya Alafifi
Need a short break from campus? Look around, there’s plenty to do right outside!
Tiesta Dangwal
Sneak a peek at some of our very adorable dogs on campus.
Sarah Were
Recommendations of films exploring the complexities of migration and the stories of migrants as they cross multiple borders in search of a better...
The final edition of the music column for this semester and the year 2022 comes with a recap of all the Weekly Music Recs we enjoyed together, in the...
Life at our university has always been defined by carefully crafting words to look intelligent while actually having no idea what is going on. Now...
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