A Conversation With Sari Hanafi: The State Of Arab Research
A prize-winning social scientist at the American University of Beirut talks about Arab research and the challenges it faces.
Journalism: Not for Girls?
A young aspiring reporter in Palestine is stunned by the barriers that confront her.
A Grim Anniversary for Palestinian Universities
A year after the 51-Day War with Israel, universities in the Gaza strip are still reeling.
Arab Students in Israel Say Their Voices are Muffled
Palestinian students say they fear for their safety when they protest politically on Israeli campuses.
Going Home to Palestine, With Fresh Eyes
With her studies in Berlin behind her, a Palestinian student has a new perspective on her experiences.
Berlin and Palestine: So Distant, So Close
A Palestinian student reflects on the historical similarities between her homeland and her temporary home.
When Concrete Was Banned, One School Tried Tires
A small school for Bedouin children thrives in an area where Israeli authorities have banned the use of concrete.
Arab Youth Doubt Democracy Will Be Delivered
Findings from a region-wide survey reveal the hopes and concerns of university-age adults.
A Palestinian Student: Transformed by a Liberal Education
A Palestinian student talks about her experience with liberal education.
Law Students Get Practice in an International Competition
Teams from eight Arab universities met in Doha to compete in a regional contest.
