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Lebanese University - Displaced families - Higher education - University students - Drug use

From lecture halls to drug concerns.. A campus in crisis

The Lebanese University’s Faculty of Letters, Branch 1, in Beirut faces a delayed academic year after displaced families remained in university buildings following the war, prompting security intervention and raising concerns over alleged drug use, campus safety, damaged facilities and students’ ability to resume classes under appropriate conditions.

By Fatat Ayad
Lebanese University - Higher education - Full-Time Professor - Professors' Salaries

Lebanese University professors: approved in principle on hold until 2029

The government’s decision to grant full-time status to 1,894 Lebanese University professors marks a long-awaited step, but questions remain over how it will be implemented and what it will mean for professors, students, and the university’s future.

By Natalie Durham
Lebanese University - Legal Reform - Constitutional Council - University Council - University Governance - Bassam Badran

The battle behind the Constitutional Council’s LU ruling

MP Antoine Habchi tells The Beiruter how the Constitutional Council’s ruling reshapes Lebanese University’s leadership, governance, and reform prospects.

By The Beiruter
Lebanese University - Contract professors - Full-time appointments - Higher education - Jamil Habib

Lebanese University’s long-delayed appointments

Dr. Jamil Habib explains to The Beiruter the long-awaited file of granting full-time appointments to contract professors at the Lebanese University (LU), delving into its implications and the need to being resolved.

By The Beiruter