91% of NYU Abu Dhabi Students Assigned to Freshman Dorms

“We recognize students have concerns about this constantly unfolding situation,” acknowledged Ditupp. “We are working toward long term solutions that satisfy both students and the AI holding the housing system hostage.”

CDL vs. Copyright: The Case Against the Internet Archive

Four major publishers filed a complaint against the Internet Archive two years ago. While the hearing is still underway, this historic and unique case is predicted to have vital effects on future discussions about copyright law in the digital age.

“I would like to not get by just barely” — partial aid students at NYUAD

The lack of a clear process to appeal one’s financial aid offer as well as general sentiments on campus that almost all students are on full-aid has led to difficult, uncomfortable, and frustrating moments for students on partial aid.

Click for Change: How Social Media Can Be a Force for Good

Despite its negative connotations in today's world, social media is responsible for spreading hope, support, and solidarity.

Our Learning Community Initiative: a Platform of Community Engagement via Mini Classes

The NYU Abu Dhabi community hosted bite-sized courses on everything from parkour to knitting.

The Rise of BookTok

BookTok has become one of the leading hobby communities online. Its popularity has led to a whole new generation of readers, but has the platform with short-timed content undermined the experience of reading?

Wednesday Addams TikTok Trend: Reviving goth and monster aesthetics

Does this iconic show, and the subsequent dance trend trivialize subcultures or does it offer an outlet for expression for the underrepresented, underheard and misunderstood? Spoiler alert!