The Gazelle
Sep 15, 2024
Devjoy Dev
A book review about the intertwining of music, neuroscience, obsession, and everyday life.
Yana Peeva
If there is no BRAT edition of the music column, then I am not doing my job properly: reflections on the phenomenon of an album turned into a niche sub-culture overnight.
Xandra Eid
The cleaned-up version of scribbled-down thoughts by yours truly, me, who hit the 20-year milestone. Goodbye girlhood, hello womanhood!
Dana Mash'Al
Nour Elgamal
Two students chronicle their experience of the exchange program in Dublin.
The diary entry of a 19-year-old who lived abroad for the first time in her life, in Florence, Italy.
Saad Syed
Germany's manufacturing sector faces challenges from energy crises, labor shortages, and rising competition. A pivot to the service sector could reshape its future, offering new opportunities amid global economic shifts.
Andreja Zivkovic
Reflections on the study away culture at NYU Abu Dhabi, its nuances, and what studying away for two semesters actually entails.
Perhaps we do not appreciate what a lot of us have at this university until we leave it, and recognize what we’ve been given.
Ethan Fulton
For 14 years, professors have scheduled midterms whenever they pleased. Stressed students with a chronic need to get ahead have made the whole year midterm season.
Malavika Rajesh
One Day is beautiful in its softness, its loudness, its multifaceted love, and painful heartbreak.
The global appeal of “romantasy” literature lies in empowerment themes but lacks diversity and reinforces stereotypes.
Save up your money! The summer comes full-force with lots of exciting concerts, following new releases by some of the current greats of the music industry.
Someone you know may be moving onto greener pastures come this May. As they reflect on their four years of being the black sheep of campus, here is how to give them the care they need to transition into a new phase.
What is an NYUAD student, a specimen so peculiar in its nature, far away from NYUAD? Do they shed all of the Abu Dhabi ways in exchange for the culture of their new temporary home? Are they really out of sight, out of mind?
The 2010s saw lackluster rom-coms, leading us to rewatch '90s and early '00s classics and revive their trends. Yet, some new releases are emerging as favorites. Is this a return or a one-off?
