In Arabic, generous people are referred to as the people of the soil - ahl al thara.

Nissreen Haram shares her experiences in preserving and protecting artisanal practices in cheese-making, working with the treasured Awassi sheep in Jordan, and shedding light on the urban practice

Sharek Bitbarek is an initiative seeking to redesign the way we consume, interact with and waste food.

The GJU Alumni Association presents a five-day exhibition showcasing projects, art pieces, and showreels for several graduates from the Department of Architecture and Visual Communication.

Tishreen marks the season of harvest when women in brightly embroidered dresses gather to pick olives, a time when the land rewards its keepers with its fruits.

Syrian artist Boutros al-Maari exhibits a selection of works completed during the last two years.

Believing in the inherent potential and capability of every student; Ahliyyah&Mutran’s “Endless Horizons” exhibition will offer the audience a chance to witness the innovation and creativity of

Aquaponics is a sustainable food production system. It uses the waste produced by our aquatic life to supply the nutrients to grow plants.