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Roots of Shame
By Lara Alhassanieh | Staff Writer
The concept of shame is a pervasive one in our Arab sphere, both past and present. It is almost a form of penance to pay for social codes broken and mistakes made, and this rings doubly true for women who are disproportianately affected by this social order.
The Lost Generation II
By Yasmina Naja | Staff Writer
Triggered by a natural disaster, flashbacks from the past 4 years flood my mind. The port explosion, the revolution, the crisis, the pandemic, all of these coupled with growing up with systematic corruption and constant instability have greatly affected my generation, a generation supposed to be the “future” of Lebanon.
The Political Crisis In the AUB Student Body
By Mohamad El Sahily | Staff Writer
The AUB Student Body has become deeply depoliticized, which bodes ill for the future generation of students who will enter the university and become even more depoliticized
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