Well into the first semester, the USJ administration has been cautiously silent about the fate of the annual student council elections.
Community Voices
There are a lot of things to fear in Lebanon these days. A federal state is not one of them.
Hundreds of protesters in Beirut took to the streets on October 17 to commemorate one year since the start of the Lebanese uprising.
For a variety of reasons, people in Lebanon are shying away from protesting on the streets and resorting to digital activism.
Administrative decisions have harmed the ability of students to continue their studies. An AUB student council is needed now more than ever.
13 Ivorian women have protested in front of and stormed into their consulate in Lebanon, simply because they want to...
The other day it hit me. I was in the car with my friend and she asked me if I...
Commercial banks in Lebanon continue to deny overseas bank transfers for students living abroad, despite the new Central Bank circular.
How does one begin to mourn the loss of their home when they feel removed from the chaos it had been burdened with?
With the passing of time, living in Lebanon feels more and more like one sequence of survival after another. As the Lebanese long for a sense of normalcy, sometimes they can only envision it abroad. Questions about leaving or staying have come to dominate conversations between families and friends –so...