A Tale of Two Cities: Rethinking Development between Abu Dhabi and Amman

Development is not all about tall skyscrapers and an abundance of capital and luxury, especially when it comes at the price of losing touch with where you live.

Grammar is Political: It Can Marginalize, But It Can Also Amplify Voices

Grammar is inherently political in nature. If used with precision and care, language has the power to express agency over action and thus amplify the voices of the marginalized.

Loss in the Time of Covid-19: A Tribute to Miss Rasha

Covid-19 has changed the way we deal with loss, not only in the sense that it disrupted the usual grieving process, but it also deprived us from our ability to confront and acknowledge our emotions.

CRISPR Wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry: A Utopia or a Dystopia?

CRISPR might be one of the greatest achievements in humanity, but the threat of its misuse might also make it our downfall.

Living as an Introvert Amid an Extroverted Pandemic

Although introverts may seem like the world’s best soldiers at fighting a pandemic that is fueled by human contact, they have been among the most wounded.