Palestine Week

During Palestine Week, Outlook held a stand to honor Palestinian journalists who are sacrificing their lives on the frontlines to show the world the truth.

Students wrote messages of appreciation on the board, praising journalists for “showing the voice of unheard people” and thanking them for their courage. 

The Independent Student Paper

Outlook enters Volume 54 this academic year. As the official, independent student paper, we pride ourselves in our history – shaping campus perception and granting students a safe space digitally and physically. Read more about our history below!

Student Elections Hold Decisive Wins

After a heated elections period, both unfortunate failures and exciting successes emerged. One thing is certain, however: big plans are in the making. Check out our campus section to stay updated on the latest developments in the student government!

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Lebanese University Professors Demand Raising $2 Hourly Wage
Lebanese University Professors Demand Raising $2 Hourly Wage

Lebanese University Professors Demand Raising $2 Hourly Wage

By Dina Al-Amood | Staff Writer

Lebanese University (LU) professors staged a sit-in demanding fair compensation in front of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education headquarters in Beirut. Frustrated by a $2 hourly wage and unpaid salaries, LU's Committee of Contractual Hourly Teachers threatened a full strike if their demands were not met. The Ministry of Education has yet to issue a public response.