Spotlight
An ‘Audio Investigator’ Creates Revealing Landscapes of Sound
Lawrence Abu Hamdan, an artist who uses forensic techniques, uses recorded sound to create new perspectives of the world and document injustice.
Egyptian Artist Explores Themes of Identity and Belonging
Ibrahim Ahmed draws on his own multinational experience to make art that challenges societal constructs.
A Tribute to Samir Amin, Egyptian Economist
The intellectual who died in August shaped some of the intellectual debate about why so-called developing countries do not make economic progress.
Arabic Podcasts Find a Growing Audience
Networks in Jordan and Saudi Arabia offer listeners programs that give voice to diverse views, discuss sensitive topics, or just go where the conversation flows.
Students Lose When Countries Cut Educational Ties
The costs go beyond disrupting academic progress. Students also miss out on valuable opportunities for building workplace skills.
Egypt Prescribes Changes for Doctors in Training
The new system, designed to meet international accreditation standards, will give medical students more hands-on experience in hospitals.
Book Banning in Kuwait: Whatever Next?
A committee of the country’s ministry of information has the power to ban books, in an affront to the country’s democratic principles.
- اليوم يصادف اليوم العالمي لحلّ النزاعات.
وهو موضوع بدأت عدد من الجامعات في الشرق الأوسط وأفريقيا بإدخاله الى برامج… https://t.co/pfjNT0Tq1V
- In our latest profile, we introduce Dr. Ehab Abdel-Rahman @ehab_auc, the administrator, teacher, #researcher, and… https://t.co/ycOx4Tk1Cj
- لمحة عن حياة الإداري والأستاذ و #الباحث الذي يسعى إلى تطوير أساليب #تدريس #الفيزياء في جامعته جنباً إلى جنب مع شغفه… https://t.co/OW5t9zxoPv
For Many Somali Girls, Education Ends With a Brutal Ritual
Mental-Health Care on Arab Campuses is Increasing—Slowly
A Hidden Barrier to Arab Students’ Education
In Education, Gulf Women Don’t Focus on Jobs
