NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

NU-Q students unite in solidarity with Palestine, call for justice and informed action

Northwestern University in Qatar students gathered in a show of solidarity with Palestine on Sunday, donning keffiyehs and displaying flags and placards bearing poignant statements and denouncing Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip.

NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

Navigating Nepal’s changing media dynamics: Harsha Man Maharjan’s research journey

Riding his bicycle through the streets of Kathmandu, Harsha Man Maharjan charted a course through the city, eagerly pursuing events that could mold his intellectual journey.

NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

NU-Q Faculty Representatives at the Web Summit Share Their Top Reads

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NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

NU-Q Students Celebrate Culture and Identity in a Global Community

At Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q), students from diverse backgrounds navigate the complexities of cultural identity in a global academic environment.

The Kathmandu Post • 25th April 2025

Ranjitkar community reviving lost Lakhe dance after a century

In addition to the visual story, the print version reveals how the revived Lakhe dance drives local economies and challenges top-down development by centering community-led heritage.

NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

Crises along the Nile: Pulitzer fellows highlight the delicate balance of geopolitics and humanitarian concerns

Pulitzer fellows Ann Neumann and Fredrick Mugira examine the geopolitical tensions and humanitarian concerns surrounding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Nile River.

NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

How Brain Rot is Reshaping a Generation

As educators warn of declining attention spans and critical thinking, Brain rot reveals a growing tension between fast-paced digital escapism and traditional models of learning and identity formation.

NUQ Views • 25th April 2025

In Nepal’s Mardi Himal region, a looming climate-change crisis threatens the local tourism economy

Shifting monsoon patterns in the Mardi Himal have turned once-reliable teahouse water supplies into a scarce commodity, forcing proprietors to charge for basic amenities and relying on government-built reservoirs that still can’t meet demand

Nepali Times • 22nd April 2023

Pasang Lhamu Sherpa, the film

As a woman in a field overwhelmingly dominated by men, Pasang Lhamu Sherpa's achievements were met with skepticism, and she had to constantly prove her worth in a society where women were often discouraged from pursuing such daring endeavors.

Nepali Times • 23rd January 2023

Putting Nepal into orbit

The launch of Nepal’s CubeSats Danfe and Munal is a story of grassroots innovation, where limited resources and determination have led to a breakthrough in space technology. The satellites, created by a small but dedicated team, represent a larger effort to leverage science for both environmental monitoring and cultural preservation.

Nepali Times • 10th December 2022

Snow leopard redux

​Photographer Tashi R Ghale’s exhibition, Melting Paradise, offers a rare glimpse into the elusive world of snow leopards in Nepal’s Manang region, highlighting the profound impact of climate change on their Himalayan habitat.

Nepali Times • 29th November 2022

Nepal’s urban voters

​Nepal’s urban voters are increasingly disengaging from traditional party politics, reflecting a broader disillusionment with established political structures.

Nepali Times • 12th November 2022

Expressing culture and nature in eco-art

​In his exhibition Sacred Realms, Binod Pradhan explores the intersection of culture and nature through eco-art, depicting the mythical Beyul, sacred hidden valleys in the Himalayas that offer peace and refuge in times of crisis.

Nepali Times • 31st October 2022

TikTok has taken Nepal by storm

TikTok has rapidly transformed from a fleeting trend to a significant cultural force in Nepal, especially among the youth. However, the app's influence has also raised concerns, leading to discussions about its impact on social harmony and prompting the government to consider regulatory measures.

Nepali Times • 25th October 2019

Nepal-Norway orchestra finds harmonies

The Nepal-Norway Orchestra Project, initiated in 2015, is a collaborative effort that bridges cultural and musical divides between Nepal and Norway.