Truth be Damned: Meta’s Post-Fact-checking Reality

Meta’s overhaul isn’t just a policy shift—it’s a blueprint for a world where truth is optional, outrage rules, and accountability fades. As hate and disinformation spread unchecked, we’re no longer just consuming content; we’re being rewired by it.

A Decade of Cultivating Community through Art: Meet Bill Bragin

Meet Bill! The Executive Artistic Director of The Arts Center at NYUAD whose effort towards democratising art, expanding audiences, and finding an order in chaos is reshaping how we experience art in Abu Dhabi today.

Letter from the Editors: (In)Action

A word from The Gazelle's Editors in-Chief about the special issue, (In)Action.

Fabio Piano & NYU Abu Dhabi’s Global Blueprint

A feature of interim-Vice Chancellor, Fabio Piano, as he reflects on NYU Abu Dhabi’s global origins and his visions for its future.

Letter from the Editors

A word from the new Management Team of The Gazelle.

‘Open’ for Who? Balancing Community, Inclusivity, and Privacy

The idea of an Open Campus raises questions about inclusivity, privacy, and the amplified impact of the pandemic on student life. Who is the campus truly ‘open’ to in a city like Abu Dhabi?

Why Students Are Losing Faith in the CDC: A Revealing Analysis

Find out why many students are questioning the potency of the Career Development Center at NYU Abu Dhabi through a detailed review and analysis of the CDC’s recent shortcomings.

Review: ‘Bollywood Superstar’ Exhibition at Louvre Abu Dhabi

Orientalist depictions of Bollywood at an art institution like the Louvre reduces it to a simplistic musical-dance spectacle that completely detaches the film industry from its history, culture and context.