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Not Your Average Spring Break Trip- Thailand 2012
March 1st, 2012, a group of 16 students departed Doha to participate in a service learning trip that would change their perceptions on a lot of dif
by Madiha Ahmad  Mar 25th, 2012
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Spring Break ’12 – To Aggieland and Back
It was the 2nd of March 2012. Spring Break had just started and a group of 13 students from Texas A&M University at Qatar were about to make a
by Mohammed Ziyan Sheriff  Mar 21st, 2012
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Student Leadership Exchange Program to College Station
 One week in Doha, and few hours in Education City every day for the Student Leadership Exchange Program, will always be an integral part of m
by Sarin Regmi  Mar 21st, 2012
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Faculty and Staff Life Committee
One of the most essential components of our university experience are the faculty and staff of our universities who strive very hard to make our un
by Ali Ahsan  Mar 16th, 2012
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LAKHANPAL: Qatar, A New Intellectual Hub
It would be impossible to replicate Qatar's Education City project, a massive campus that houses educational facilities from elementary schools
by Nikhil Lakhanpal  Mar 3rd, 2012
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Leadershape-ers reunite
Education City LeaderShape 2012 graduates gathered Wednesday evening to spend some time with each other, reunite, and reminisce on the me
by Florent D'Souza  Mar 3rd, 2012
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Education City Admissions Video
A message to all prospective students from Education City Admissions Officers.      Note: Weill Cornell Med
by Rinilda Raviraj  Feb 29th, 2012
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A Friday at Sulaimi’s Oasis
Earlier this month, the CMU community was invited to spend a Friday at Sulaimi’s Oasis, a beautiful farm belonging to the family of one of it
by Zuhair Syed  Feb 26th, 2012
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