The Gazelle
Feb 9, 2026
Elyazyeh is an Emirati senior, double majoring in Music and Political Science. She loves clowns, horror movies and rock. In her free time she writes sad poems and avoids mainstream music.
Elyazyeh Al Falacy
The magazine’s inclusion of a woman in a burkini and a hijab feels more like an arbitrary grab at political correctness than an admirable effort to include the disenfranchised. The move is both strange and over-hyped.
Netflix has become a global sensation in the past years, reaching over 100 million people, but what is it about Netflix from an artistic perspective that has made it so triumphant?
If we want a society made up of strong, intelligent women, we have to do better than emphasizing their reputations as a currency of their value.
A rundown of what happened this week.
The first papal visit to the Arabian Peninsula was an exercise in interreligious dialogue and tolerance
Students reflect on the ways in which the larger context of Abu Dhabi has defined their time here.
As of the 2018/19 academic year, public schools in the UAE will integrate co-education to previously single-gender classrooms, beginning with Grade 1.