One News Piece, a Myriad of Explanations
byAmerican communication professor, George Gerbner, once wrote that “All news is views.” This could not be more true with Lebanese media, which functions within…
American communication professor, George Gerbner, once wrote that “All news is views.” This could not be more true with Lebanese media, which functions within…
A few weeks after its discovery in South Africa, the emergence of the new COVID-19 variant Omicron has already taken its toll. To this…
Some of the most common and unanimously enjoyed activities around the globe are watching either a film or a play in theatres. Both have…
School is one of the primary hubs for children and adolescents to develop their identities and self-explore in a healthy manner far from shame,…
Last week, famous Lebanese poetess and artist Etel Adnan passed away at the age of 96. It is hard to adequately summarize the breadth,…
The October 17 uprising has changed a lot of things, from the political involvement of Lebanese citizens to their reliance on “alternative media,” for…
Following an explosion that erased a part of the capital, another explosion in Akkar that left people burning to their demise, an economic crisis…
When one imagines a summer in Lebanon, what is usually expected is an image of pure joy. You could imagine kids playing on the…
In societies that are obsessed with moving on with stoicism and building walls to momentarily comfort themselves in times of grief, dwelling on your…
“You’re so pure,” is usually the response you get when you exhibit an ounce of optimism regarding Lebanon’s political, economic, and social situation. Through…