My Dream Senior Year Self is Never Going to Arrive. But I Am Okay With That.

It is all crumbling before my eyes. I graduate in a semester, and it feels like nothing is put together. But it is fine.

What You Need To Know About the Moroccan Demonstrations

An analysis and explanation of what has been happening in Morocco over the past few weeks.

Home, #it’scomplicated: a Conversation with Saba Karim Khan

“Even a few lives can push the needle.”

H1B Visas and the International Talent Race

The $100,000 fee on U.S.’s H1B Visa has pushed international talent to regions like China, the Gulf, and Europe. This has started a scramble for skilled international workers.

The Achilles Heel of Our Time and the Importance of Slowing Down in Perfect Days

In a world obsessed and controlled by productivity, Hirayama's mindful existence and lifestyle in Perfect Days is the antidote to our fast-paced lives.

My Great-grandmothers Never Saw the Sea

Growing up, the world seemed open and welcoming to me. Yet the possibilities did not make me a dreamer, but an envious storyteller.

The Gazelle Recommends: Courses You’ll Actually Want to Wake Up For

With course registration just around the corner, The Gazelle reached out to students to reflect on the courses that left a lasting impact on them. Here’s a roundup of classes that students enthusiastically recommend.

Bright Lights and Local Goods: The Spirit of the Night Souq

Behind the stalls and products offered at the Night Souq lies the stories of the sellers and the rigorous planning it takes to make the event happen.

The Politicization of the Palestinian Keffiyeh: Cultural Appreciation or Appropriation?

The Palestinian keffiyeh, once a symbol of resistance, is now a fashion trend. Is this solidarity or cultural theft? As symbols of struggle become aesthetic fads, the line between honoring and exploiting a cause grows dangerously thin.

The Rise of Authoritarian Leaders in Democratic Systems

As democracy faces rising authoritarian populism, leaders like Trump, Modi, and Meloni beg us to consider whether they are threats or just responding to voters.