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Zhiyu is a senior majoring in Creative Writing. Made of bergamots, a volcano and a lunar mare, her life consists of learning 4 (human and non-human) languages at the same time, writing a play in the form of poetry, watching obscure arthouse/cult films and never shutting up about it. She loves her friends and family, and sometimes even humanity, despite everything.
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Men’s mental health issues are overlooked across the globe and NYUAD is no exception to this norm. Here’s what we can do for the male-identifying students on our campus to provide them with a safe space to embrace their vulnerabilities.

During the Beijing Winter Olympics, a woman wearing Korean traditional dress represented one of China’s ethnic groups. This act sparked major discussion in both countries, underpinning their complex relationship that dates back centuries.