Read This? Pretty Please? Thank You
From the minute they are born, women learn to be apologetic for subsisting in a man’s world. We are not only expected to apologize and beg to live but also be grateful when we are allowed to.
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Author: Dina Eid
Capturing the Invisible, Lost in The Crowd
I capture their expression right when they’re talking or laughing or contemplating a response, trying to capture a glimpse of who they are and what drew me to them.
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Central Bank of Egypt Introduces New Gender-Segregated Data Scheme
In an effort to boost the number of women who receive loans, run businesses and own bank accounts, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) is considering requiring all banks to classify their loans and deposits data by gender.
Read MoreEconomics Department Jazz Up the Catalogue with Two New Concentrations
Students who wish to declare economics starting this semester should expect it to be more selective, especially with the increase in demand the department is currently witnessing.
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Israeli Apartheid Week Questions Narratives of the Nakba
Among the various misconceptions surrounding the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is the notion that the Palestinians “sold their land” during the Nakba (Catastrophe) of 1948.
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Egypt’s Troubled Relationship with NGOs
The Ministry of Health (MoH) is expected to release a technical report detailing its reasons for ordering the closure of the Al-Nadeem Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence, as confirmed by assistant spokesperson Mohamed El-Touny.
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