Letter from a Seemingly Unaffected Ukrainian: part II

This letter is a story of great despair and of the even greater love that came out of it. It is the story of this campus, a story of love I will remember years later. When I think of NYUAD, this is the story I want to tell.

From the Archives: A Letter From a Seemingly Unaffected Ukrainian

Anna Pustovoit, a senior at NYUAD, explains the mental toll on Ukrainian students in our community of reckoning with a possible invasion of Ukraine.

NYUAD Students Speak on Ukrainian Elections

Fraught with controversies and political uncertainty, the Ukrainian elections moved away from traditional politics and rhetoric.

Spacious: Promoting Mindfulness at NYUAD

Student Interest Group Spacious kicked off this semester with its new nightly meditation sessions. The SIG aims to promote mindfulness on campus and expose students to the world of meditation.

Not So Lonely @ NYUAD

“If you are lonely, there is a 100 percent chance that someone else is as well...This group creates a non-judgmental environment where anyone can hang out with anyone.”

Ukraine and Russia: Conciliation Through Dialogue at NYUAD

At NYUAD, students can learn to humanize even those who they would otherwise hold serious disagreements with, and to me, this is exactly what makes us more open for that peaceful dialogue.