join us for a talk with Research Professor of Arabic at Harvard University William Granara as he explores estrangement in Arabic poetry through a comparative reading of Mahmoud Darwish and Ibn Hamdis.

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A Day for Gaza / Recording what has been erased—and making sense of what remains. Deema Hattab This piece is part of A Day ...

At a defining moment for a new generation of graduates, where he was recently conferred with an honourary doctorate degree by the University of Lagos, energy executive Wale Tinubu chose to challenge ...

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The library? Yes, the library is hosting a series for Chicagoans to learn about Puerto Rican history ahead of Bad Bunny’s historical Super Bowl halftime show performance this weekend.

Researchers in Israel dug for years for evidence—and what they found may have implications for modern residents of the region ...

World / A Day for Gaza / Hamada Abu Layla spent 22 years earning three degrees from Gaza universities. Now they mock him from a garbage dump. Ismail Nofal This piece is part of A Day for Gaza, an ...

In January 2026, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed led a concentrated series of initiatives advancing Ethiopia's national interests, sustainable peace, and long-term development. The month was defined by ...

As America's 250th anniversary approaches, the president wants to control the country's future by bulldozing its past.

They followed in their political parents' footsteps, or they carved their own career path; either way, seven former first ...