Grief is The Medium: Hamnet Film Review

NYU Tisch alumna Chloé Zhao’s newest tragedy film Hamnet bares the soul in its rawest form of loss, and asks us the question how much we truly know of the humanity embedded into art we have taken for granted.

AD Foodie: Sweet and Spicy with Arroy Dee Thai

Arroy Dee Thai knows exactly what to do with its vegetables and broths, and is worth a visit to Electra for.

How a Few NYUAD Women Challenged Cricket Norms

NYUAD’s Female Cricket Team reflected upon their journey from being overlooked to gaining deserved recognition.

The Average College Student Today: A Gen Z Response

Gen Z students are often described as unmotivated. But those judgments overlook the world we actually grew up in.

Into Sudan’s Recent Violent Escalation Of Violence

Recent atrocities in wartorn Sudan’s el-Fasher alludes to a continuation of the country’s current civil-war violence.

The Weight of Proving Myself: On Being an Arts Student at NYUAD

As an arts student, how do we cope with the constant dismissiveness and underrepresentation in a STEM and finance dominated university?

The Xi-Trump meeting – an unexpected outcome?

A rare thaw in the U.S.-China ties: The Xi-Trump meeting in Busan brought a one-year trade truce, tariff cuts, and bold claims on rare earths – yet key issues remain unresolved.

What You Need To Know About the Moroccan Demonstrations

An analysis and explanation of what has been happening in Morocco over the past few weeks.

Home, #it’scomplicated: a Conversation with Saba Karim Khan

“Even a few lives can push the needle.”

The Achilles Heel of Our Time and the Importance of Slowing Down in Perfect Days

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.