A Year of the Saliva Testing Study

Following the completion of a year of screening work at NYUAD, those pioneering the Saliva Testing Study reflect on their work and look towards the future.

Spotlight — Mariam El Sheikh’s Meridiem

NYUAD senior Mariam El Sheikh speaks about her clothing brand, its values and what inspires her.

Dean of Students Invites Students to “Call In” Instead of Calling Out

Following concerns over the nature of discourse on online student fora, Dean Farley sent out an email to the student community highlighting the importance of approaching accountability with compassion.

New Rules for Ramadan

Find out about the rules and regulations during the holy month of Ramadan, both on and off campus.

Christo Award Winner Unveiled at NYU Abu Dhabi

Haweia, a sculptural installation inspired by notions of identity, conceived and built by three Architecture students from the American University of Sharjah was revealed at NYU Abu Dhabi.

Funny Story: Offbeat News from Around the Globe

A selection of the most amusing headlines of late, including robot-made artwork, strange prayers and innovative ways to cook sausage.

Mental Health Awareness Month Wraps Up

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, we spoke to organizers, panelists and participants to learn about the impacts of the month-long programming series.

Phase 3 Trial Results Provide New Insights Into Sinopharm Vaccine Effectiveness

Chinese company Sinopharm has released interim data on the effectiveness of Phase 3 trials in the UAE.

Entitlement and Animosity: Students Send StuGov Members Hate Messages

The Gazelle speaks to former and current members of Student Government about rising animosity from the student body towards representatives.

NYUAD Community Receives Second Covid-19 Vaccine Dose

Following the free Covid-19 Sinopharm vaccination campaign, we take a look at the vaccination process for the second dose on campus and what this means for community health.

The Brief: Corona at Your Door

From new positive Covid-19 cases on campus, to virus variants and mutations, read the latest Covid 19 news.

Staff and Faculty Awards Launch at NYU Abu Dhabi

Vice Chancellor announces the launch of a new series of awards for staff and faculty to recognize their outstanding contributions.

New On Campus Covid-19 Measures and Developments Summarized

Deconstructing the latest Return to Campus Memo and Dean Farley’s message to the community: new symptom checker, non-compliance form and more.

NYU Communities Speak Out on Zoom Censorship

Following the alleged censorship of university affiliated events on Zoom, various bodies and individuals at NYU, including the Student Government and the NYU-AAUP, speak out.

AD Secrets: Happy Valentine’s Day!

For the over-planner or for some last minute ideas to salvage your plans, here are a few date ideas to try out this Valentine’s Day.

Campus Health Regulations are Rapidly Changing. What Can You Currently Access On Campus?

The Gazelle spoke to campus space managers to find out what you can and cannot access during this time of tightened social distancing restrictions.

The Brief: Corona at Your Door

From a new single-shot vaccine to stricter regulations on campus, The Gazelle brings you the latest Covid-19 news.

Hurricanes Eta and Iota are a Lesson in Inequality and Racism

Two hurricanes have devastated Central America, affecting mainly indigenous communities and people of color, as the region reels from the impacts of the pandemic. We need to talk about climate inequality.

The Brief: Corona at Your Door

From side effects of coronavirus vaccines to plans for their distribution, The Gazelle brings you the latest Covid-19 news.

The Second Pandemic: Latin America’s Femicide Crisis

As the world went into lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, Latin American women began facing a crisis that further endangered their lives.

I have three homes. I can’t vote in any of them.

In Nicaragua, I have an overwhelming lack of faith in the electoral process. In the U.S., specific rules surrounding my place of birth, despite citizenship, prevent me from voting. In Puerto Rico, paperwork requirements once again disenfranchised me.

The Brief: Corona at Your Door

From Covid-smelling dogs at the Helsinki airport to new vaccines underway, we bring you the latest Covid-19 news.

Everything We Know About Changes to Stipend Distribution

On Aug. 20 the student body received an email announcing changes in the disbursement of personal stipends. Here is everything we know about the change, student responses and subsequent developments.

From Child Soldier to Global Activist: Ishmael Beah at NYUAD

In a recent talk at the NYUAD Institute, international best-selling author Ishmael Beah detailed his journey from fighting in the Sierra Leone Civil War at age 13 to becoming a best-selling author and activist.

Peace Lecture Series: Arn Chorn-Pond and the Power of Music

Arn Chorn-Pond inaugurates the Peace Fellows Lecture Series with a powerful account of the impact of music in his life.

Latin American Independence from a Lone Nicaraguan

While Costa Ricans, Guatemalans, Hondurans and Mexicans at NYUAD all have at least one person to bond with, as a Nicaraguan, I am alone.

Dining in Durham: Farm-To-Table Economics

Local eateries in North Carolina contribute to the local economy while also reducing the emissions behind food

Lost in Translation

I now realize what an important and large part of who I am was lost in translation, in simply trying to negotiate between the two languages.

Sexton and the Role of the University

John Sexton spoke to students about about his new book and the role universities in moving to secular ecumenism.

End of Year Gala Masquerade

The End of the Year Gala brought a refreshing change of pace to life at NYU Abu Dhabi.

College Finance 102: The Resources Out There

The second installment in a three-part series on College Finance. From podcasts to elaborate books, there is a variety of financial education resources available to assist young students.

AD Secrets: Qasr Al Hosn Revived

Qasr Al Hosn is a refreshing break from the city landscape of skyscrapers and modern buildings, offering a quick experience of Emirati culture and history.

College Finance 101: How did we get here?

The first in a three-part series on College Finance. Decreasing rates of financial literacy among millenials, NYUAD students included, are jeopardizing our future financial success.

Consumer Power at NYUAD

With limited choices on campus, how can students purchase responsibly?

The Holi Festival and the Spirit of Giving on Campus

At NYUAD, students from all nationalities have the opportunity to enjoy the festival and those from the India get to bring a piece of home to the university.

AD Secrets: Along the 170

Right next to Sama Tower, Kulfilicious brings Indian street food to the UAE, calling themselves The Crazy Bunch Cafe.

Plastic Recycling Lab

NYUAD's Plastic Recycling Lab and the Precious Plastics movement attempt to make plastic recycling accessible.

What's New With Design and Innovation?

With working conditions that rival almost any entry-level job, Design and Innovation is an infamous J-term.

Abu Dhabi Schools Debate Tournament

NYU Abu Dhabi hosts 100 UAE high school students from 12 different schools for competitive debate tournament.

Screening of Award Winning Mexican Film

Students, staff and faculty alike were invited to explore Latino-America’s rich cinematographic culture through a screening and discussion with producers of Sueño en Otro Idioma.

NYUAD Open Studios

Students, staff and faculty alike explore the facilities and opportunities on offer in the Arts Center at the annual Open Studios event.

Profiling NYUAD’s Debate Union

The NYUAD Debate Union is an opportunity for students who want to develop constructive arguments and critical thinking.

The Womanhood Project

A report on the Womanhood Project and its exploration of what it means to be a woman.

NYUAD 2018 Research Conference

This year’s NYUAD Research Conference focused on the values and spirit represented by the Year of Zayed.

Annual PINK Fitness Games

NYU Abu Dhabi Students joined to sweat together while raising awareness for breast cancer at the annual PINK fitness games, which had a record attendance this year.

General Assembly Report

Discover what was discussed in the most recent General Assembly.

NYUAD Debate Union: Debate Under the Palms

The NYUAD Debate Union tackled the issue of anonymous posting on social media and its impact on campus culture.

I am from Nicaragua — why should you care?

Whenever I think of home, it is with the interminable fear that I may not have one anymore. What is going on in Nicaragua?