The Online Shift
The lockdown period was supposed to last for a duration of only four weeks. Little did we know that the global pandemic was going to change the summer of '20 to a great degree. The year started with the students safe
Juggling Mental Health and School
Photo credits- Arjun Radeesh From left to right: Dr Kim Henderson, Akanksha, Ms Mariam Abonil, Dr Lynda Hyland, Noura Abouelrous 26th February 2020: Middlesex University Dubai worked alongside an open dialogue platform called The ReSet Dialogue to hold one
Therapy: Still Taboo?
Binge eating, overconsumption of sugar, nicotine, spirits and engaging in highly risky behaviour – to term them better, psychologists call this an escapist attitude; an escape from accepting that one needs the right mental health guidance. So, what stops people
Keeping an active brain during the COVID-19 shutdown
With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, Middlesex University Dubai is to be remained closed until the end of the academic year. Recognising the efforts of the university and the clubs to support students with academics and fun activities during this
For the love of Paris
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cSYrswCPVY Yara Hamdan documents her journey from Dubai to Paris along with her friends. The city of love The city of lights Historical Artifacts and the Eiffel tower Paris painted a picture so beautiful, rich with its history, food, and wine. Middlesex University Dubai gave us a chance
The Masculine Tear
"Boys don’t cry.” "There is no such thing as a house-husband!” "He's supposed to have more zeroes in his paycheck than her.” "He's taken an off from work because his child is sick? That’s surprising.” All these statements, used so frequently, it’s all normalised. Masculinity is given