A European’s Pessimism, Europe’s Decline, and the Question of Irrelevance

People often ask if I plan to return to Spain after graduation. My immediate “no” always surprises them, leading to the inevitable question: “Why not?”

The UN Veto – A Remnant of a Bygone Era?

In theory, the veto prevents rash actions, but in practice, it often stalls justice. Is it time to rethink it?

Morocco’s King Calls for Forgoing Eid Al Adha Sacrifice Amid Economic and Climate Struggles

Mixed public reactions emerge as Morocco’s King urges citizens to forgo the traditional sacrifice of Eid Al Adha due to drought-related impacts on livestock.

MUSTAAAAARD echoes at the Super Bowl

Reflections on Kendrick Lamar’s half-time show for the Super Bowl

U.S. Companies Scale Back DEI Policies Following Trump’s Election

Major U.S. companies like Google, Meta, and Walmart are scaling back DEI initiatives following Trump’s executive orders. Political pressure and legal challenges drive the shift, sparking debates on the future of inclusion.

Trump Against DEI: Opportunity for NYUAD to Lead?

Trump’s war against DEI practices provides universities like NYUAD the chance to be bastions of equity practices

Aïta Mon Amour: Bridging Tradition and Modernity at NYUAD’s Tamaas Festival

Aïta Mon Amour: A collection of passionate laments and a tale of political, societal, and economic developments that have marked Morocco’s history.

NYU Abu Dhabi Increases Flex and Meal Swipe Limits

To address student concerns over rising dining costs and limited flexibility, Flex Dirhams and Meal Swipe values have been increased.

Loving For Its Own Sake

We often think that we love something or someone not for what they have but for what they are. But what does it mean to love something for its own sake? And how do we reconcile the philosophical notion of self-interest with the desire for such love?

The Self-Infantilization of Gen Z

Does Gen Z’s tendency to use self-infantilizing humor as a coping mechanism do more harm to our personal growth than good?