Written by Pheras Hilal Taken by the region’s chronic identity crisis, Omar Bilbeisi tries to bring Arabic Calligraphy back homeRead More

Written by Lina Ejeilat It was just recently that I was introduced to the beautiful music of Souad Massi; France-basedRead More

Language of Baklava: A Memoir, Diana Abu-Jaber, Anchor Books, New York, 2005. Written by Lee S. Tesdell Diana Abu-Jaber, theRead More

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This article is the third in a three-part series focusing on education in Jordan. This piece concentrates on brain drainRead More

Written by Waleed Tarteer Summer has arrived in Jordan. So has the heat, the endless days of sun and clearRead More

Written by Ramsey G. Tesdell This article is the second in a three-part series focusing on education in Jordan. ThisRead More

In the coming weeks, Jordan’s students will be heading to the tawjihi tests. We take a look at how theRead More

Macadi Nahhas was born in Amman in 1977. She studied at the Music Conservatory of Beirut in Lebanon. While inRead More

The Children’s Museum, the first hands on and interactive institution of its kind in Jordan, was brought to life lastRead More