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Communication Arts is an important field of study these days but such programs remain missing in many universities in Lebanon.

On Saturday April 28, the usually-bare area next to the Beirut Souks was transformed into a cornucopia of cultural diversity.

Tarsem Singh’s "Mirror Mirror": an extravagant set and lavish clothing make up for a confused plot and disappointing acting.

In January, riots spread across Nigeria due to rising fuel prices. Some Lebanese and Nigerians describe how these riots affected them.

Over 40 Middle Eastern musical artists, from rap to soul, rock to tradiotional, and pop to electronica, were featured in the Red Bull Music Academy Bass Camp Beirut for 3 whirlwind days.

The Mediterranean's foamy waves have brought more than the regular Lebanese garbage to the shore this time. Are Israel's new sea drilling plans stealing potential Lebanese resources?

On Sunday March 18th, after news of Alem Dechasa’s death spread, MWTF volunteers and students (migrant workers from different backgrounds) decided to do something different.

Migrant domestic workers across the Middle East have almost no legal supervision and their abuse gets even less media coverage...And then, once every so often, someone takes out their camera phone.

A typical childhood is usually filled with innocence and joy. There is a group of children however, who are deprived of this childhood: the Palestinian children living in refugee camps in Lebanon.

Beirut is a graffiti artist’s dream city, and in the past few years the scene has developed rapidly.

The all-day “Social Media Changing Lives” conference at AUB revolved around social media's role in everything from business strategy to education, music and the arts, and starting a revolution.