Around 30 different clubs at AUB are calling upon students to withhold paying their tuition fees in protest of the new lira rate.
Community Voices
But after 100 years, what’s left of this “Lebanon”? And was there ever truly a Lebanon for anything to be left over from it?
Many quickly hailed the new sexual harassment law as a milestone in the right direction, but it comes with its own set of flaws.
Reflecting upon these experiences of student insurgency in the 1970s can help us pave the way forward on many levels.
I am proud to be a Lebanese woman, but Lebanon is not proud I am a woman. That was my first thought when I finished writing this article.
With AUB and LAU tuition fees now set to be paid at LL 3,950 per dollar, many students are expected to halt their education.
The USJ Secular Club's Taleb campaign won 85 out of 101 seats of the university's student representative council –a first for independents in a country where politics are monopolized by sectarian parties.
While Lebanese officials seem keen on attending international human rights conferences, they appear to be less interested in implementing positive change to better the lives of the citizens under their rule. On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, here are four gender-based issues that Lebanese authorities...
Khalaf’s launch speech touched upon the need for change, advocating independent experts and non-sectarian leadership.
The misogyny perpetuated by the patriarchal structure takes on several forms, and Fahmi's comment only symbolizes the tip of the iceberg.
Out of 37 member states of the “Media Freedom Coalition,” Lebanon was the only one not to sign a pledge supporting the freedom of the press.