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.
Today marks the 18th anniversary of former president George W. Bush’s signing of the Authorization for the Use of Military...
The new normal takes a foothold with a reality that requires careful analysis of capacity and prioritization of remote workloads.
Administrative decisions have harmed the ability of students to continue their studies. An AUB student council is needed now more than ever.
And on the dark side of mental health services in Lebanon, which have come a long way but still face many challenges.
Those of us left at the protests endured a lot, including teargas, water cannons, and live bullets. I stayed until July 25, my turning point.
13 Ivorian women have protested in front of and stormed into their consulate in Lebanon, simply because they want to go home. For months, they’ve asked to leave the country. Thanks to the Anti-Racism Movement (ARM), their plane tickets have already been paid for. For months, they’ve only been waiting...
Lebanon’s financial crisis takes its latest form as a dangerous shortage of pharmaceuticals, medicines, and medical supplies.
“My father is stronger than yours,” yelled out MP Nadim Gemayel during an argument at a Parliament session held in July 2019.
The International Rescue Committee has warned that 1 in 4 children in the city of Beirut are now at risk of missing out on their education.