The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
Nicoleta Geru
The grass is not always greener, or at the very least, the grass I stand on is not as dull as I perceived it to be. Progress is not leaving, but having the courage to face the world as it is. To hold its contradictions without looking away.
Yana Peeva
Growing up, the world seemed open and welcoming to me. Yet the possibilities did not make me a dreamer, but an envious storyteller.
Chadi Saadoun
In a world obsessed and controlled by productivity, Hirayama's mindful existence and lifestyle in Perfect Days is the antidote to our fast-paced lives.
Aizhan Karpykova
Behind the stalls and products offered at the Night Souq lies the stories of the sellers and the rigorous planning it takes to make the event happen.
Hamza Arshad
What of the childhoods we never had?
Naisha Rajani
The comfort of having every answer you need at your fingertips, speedy and concise, is atrophying the critical thinking skills that make you human and intelligent. Even ChatGPT agrees.
Mayada Abuhaleeqa
A spoiler-heavy review of Flow, an animated adventure film of a cat coming from the ultimate crazy cat lady.
Achilles’ heel in cinema is far more common than people think. It is the constant search for more that leads the protagonist down a rabbit hole that Joseph Campbell would call the “Hero's Journey.”
Giving up on our dreams is not the weakness we think it is and sometimes, letting go is best for everyone involved.
Manoj Dhakal
Do social structures determine our status as knowers? As university students, are we the victims of epistemic injustice, or are we complicit in it?