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Have Your Coffee with a Side of TV Show at These Middle Eastern Cafes
You may know that coffee is an essential part of Middle Eastern everyday life, but did you know that the…
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Wild Guanabana – Choose Your Own Adventure
The best journeys often start with choosing a surprising route. Wild Guanabana, Omar Samra’s travel company, specializes in providing just…
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Fouad Debbas Documenting History through Photos and Postcards
The Fouad Debbas Collection is the largest private collection of old photographs and postcards of the Middle East and Lebanon.…
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July Is Giving a New Mood to R&B Music
Do you need something to get you in the Mood for summer? July will save you. Mohammed Danny Edriss (July) is a 22-year-old…
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Top 13 MENA Universities..Seniors, Get Ready!
The end of your senior year is approaching and you need to go through all the monotonous, time taking, scary…
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Bus 47: A Lost Journey Through The Middle East
Imagine a time when there were no boundaries between Palestine, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, and Kuwait. You could board a…
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Daughter of Fayrouz Documents Performance in Sharjah 1979
We all know her as Fayrouz, but she was born Nuhad Rizq Wadīʿ Ḥaddad, 1935 in Jabal al Arz, Lebanon.…
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AUB Wins the 2016 MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship
One can’t stress the importance of community engagement enough. Whether you’re an individual or an institution, you have an obligation…
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Idioms Film: Journey of a Sofa in a Refugee Camp in Lebanon
The Arab world has seen a boost in film production and creativity. Many production industries are rising up, and a…
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Yes! The City Picnic Went Down in History as Lebanon’s Largest Picnic Ever
On August 21, Beirut’s Hippodrome hosted Lebanon’s largest picnic ever. The City Picnic took place in order to gather as…
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Global Youth Ambassadors #MoreThanARefugee Campaign
The number of forcibly displaced people is at an all-time high of 65.3 million as of the end of 2015, according…
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Dabke: A Traditional Dance Loaded with History
Whether you are a professional Dabke dancer or not, as long as there’s Dabke music playing and you’re a Palestinian,…
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Book Swapping in Lebanon to encourage a Better Reading Culture
Even though reading solid paper books has been gradually abandoned with the rise in technology, there have been many attempts…
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Don’t Miss Out on Lebanon’s Largest Picnic Ever
If you’re looking for some outdoor fun then you’re in for an amazing treat, especially if you live anywhere near…
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The Circus that brings more than smiles to refugees in Lebanon
When you think of a circus, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Lions jumping through flaming hoops? Costumed…
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Ramadan Memories Shared by 30 Faces from 30 Places
The Muslim community is rich with diversity. This diversity in culture and tradition can be seen in the different ways…
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Cycling to Heal Children: Cyclist Micky Chebli Raising Money for Lebanese NGOs
Children are the basis of every community. With them, the future finds its way. In Lebanon, many children and adults…
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The Chain Effect Promoting Cycling Through Street Art
Cars, beeping, honking, yelling, frustrated congested streets. What’s the solution?! What do you wish for when there’s absolutely no way…
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