Beneath the Recent Headlines: Tatyana Brown on Caring for her Community

Truman Scholar and Class of 2022, Brown’s time in college has been driven by care for Black non-men. She spoke candidly about the emotional exhaustion of unsupported DEI work at NYUAD, mutual aid, abolition and centering art in her life.

NYU Graduate Students Protest: Demanding a Living Wage in NYC

It is not just pay raises for graduate students that are on the table, the union is also pushing for an agenda that would promote a more inclusive and safe learning environment for everyone.

The Business and Society Major, A Proposed Addition to NYUAD’s Undergraduate Program

As Business and Society awaits final approval, The Gazelle explores the origins and goals for this proposed Social Science major.

Teodora’s Journey: StuGov President on Overcoming Her Failures

The constant theme of Hristovska’s story at NYUAD is that her moments of failure were never the last chapter of the book. By leading the Student Government, Hristovska has solidified herself as a student leader and active community member.

No Gym Slot? Here are Some Workout Recommendations from NYUAD Athletics

Given the decreased capacity of the fitness center, read on to be inspired by NYUAD Athletics’ approved ways of working out and staying fit, be it on or off campus.

A Guide to the City for First Years (or Anyone Else)

From transportation and dining to entertainment and navigating the city, the features desk offers you an overview of the favorite places within Abu Dhabi for adventures in the city.

How NYUAD Brought Over 1100 Students Back to Campus Amid a Pandemic

Facing limited housing capacity and Covid-19 constraints, NYUAD administration shared the obstacles they faced in coordinating the arrival of the large number of returning students.

I’m Taking Part in NYUAD’s Voluntary Covid-19 Study. You Should Too.

The minuscule sacrifice of our time is disproportionate to the impact — the screening is free, extremely quick and easy, but could radically impact how our campus is affected by Covid-19.

Meet Fatiah Touray, NYUAD’s new Senior Director of Inclusion and Equity

Fatiah Touray shared her experiences growing up as a first-generation immigrant and how it continues to impact her DEI work in the education system today.

The U.S. Elections, Explained

Election day becomes election week as Joe Biden is confirmed as the next president of the United States. The Gazelle brings you a summary of what has happened so far and how NYU Abu Dhabi students feel amidst the election.

US Supreme Court: How did we get here?

Eight days before election day, following a bitter partisan battle, Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court. This article retraces the past and the politics that have shaped the Supreme Court as we know it today.

What’s in a Name? Deconstructing the Often Misunderstood SRPP

I will graduate with an eclectic mixture of area knowledge, a handful of strong research skills and an unusually long major scrolled on my diploma.

In Conversation with Provost Arlie Petters: A Man Of Humble Beginnings

Arlie Petters has been the first and only Black man in many academic spaces throughout his life. He explores his journey from Belize to New York, the questions that drove his research over the years, and the trajectory he envisions for NYUAD.

Slow Down: A Productive Person’s Reflections on Quarantine

Perhaps an unintended lesson of this time is that we should not be scared of things that don’t make sense, of experiences that don’t fit neatly into a narrative or contribute to some long term goal.

The Story of The Gazelle: The Past and Present

A retrospective view of NYUAD’s student publication, in conversation with the co-founders.

Voting from Abroad at NYU Abu Dhabi

The Gazelle’s Features Editor discusses the way in which an interconnected global community understands the role of citizenship and politics, through exploring voter’s rights abroad.

Presence in Proximity: Vice Chancellor Mariët Westermann

From morning walks to art exhibitions, Mariet Westermann is embracing a new form of leadership at NYUAD.

Humanizing Research: Glimpses into Abu Dhabi

Pushing students onto the public bus, roaming the streets of Abu Dhabi and into communities we may not have known existed, Ethnographic Field Research provides a new perception of the UAE for NYUAD students.

Beyond the Office: Hafsa Ahmed

As Student Government President for the 2019-2020 academic year, Hafsa reflects on her personal experiences of the past few years and addresses the next generation of NYU Abu Dhabi students.

Elizabeth Warren in Washington Square Park

Presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren attracts thousands in Washington Square Park to speak about workers rights, anti-corruption and the legacy of activism.

HERsports: Inclusivity Through Sports

Two hours on a Thursday evening may not seem like a lot, but the potential for personal development and relationship building can extend well beyond the court or the pitch.

November is Coming

Those who vote determine the direction of the country, so if young U.S. Americans want candidates and policies representative of their views, it is on us to make sure our voices are heard

Looking Back on Autism Month at NYUAD

Amid the festivities of the Special Olympics, and growing student involvement, NYU Abu Dhabi celebrates Autism Month.