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A World in Motion: Eurasian Border Areas in Times of War and Postwar, from the Early Modern Period to the Present

AUP Students Visit the Assemblée Nationale as the French Government Collapses

By Savannah Gerlach On October 6, 2025, 16 AUP students and Professor Mirjam Dageförde arrived in front of l’Assemblée Nationale de Paris (the National Assembly of Paris), anticipating a guided tour of the nation’s lower house of parliament, and an insid ...

Colloque "Les Lieux de la folie" / "Sites of Madness"

Les Lieux de la folie – Sites of Madness est un colloque organisé à The American University of Paris du 15 au 17 octobre 2026 (6, rue du Colonel Combes, Paris 7e). Il explore la manière dont la folie s’inscrit dans des espaces concrets – hôpital psychiatr ...

Paris Book Launch: "See You Through" by Geoff Gilbert and Alex Houen

Join us for a reading from, and discussion of, the new novel, See You Through, co-written by Alex Houen and Geoff Gilbert. This collaborative fiction/poem, written online during the pandemic, considers the politics and affect of facial recognition technol ...

Principles for Ethical Use of Digital Testimonies of Victims and Witnesses of Mass Violence

This is the first symposium organized by the UNESCO Chair on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights and The George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention. More information regarding the event will foll ...

Launch of Cahiers Series no.42 by AUP alumnus Jan Steyn

Join us for a celebration of the launch of no.42 in AUP's Cahiers Series, by AUP alumnus Jan Steyn, currently a professor at the University of Iowa. Jan's cahier, entitled JIG, deals with the experience, across several cultures, of the afflictio ...

Aliénor Ballangé: What Can Citizen Deliberation Mechanisms Do in Times of Democratic Backsliding?

Abstract: This presentation introduces a research project on the role of deliberative mini-publics (DMPs) in contexts of democratic backsliding, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe. Across the region, citizen assemblies and juries have been introdu ...

Villers-Cotterêts: (Hi)stories of the French Language

Led by Professors Caroline D. Laurent & Mona El Khoury FR2001 Introduction to Global French Studies FR2102 French IV: 1954 in Paris: A Role-Playing Simulation CL/FR The Monstrous and Fabulous Renaissance CL/FR 3400 Literary Translation class This one ...

Guadeloupe: Discovery, Slavery, Memory and Identity

Led by Professors Brenton Hobart & Franck Andrianarivo Rakotobe CL/FR3032 – The Monstrous Renaissance FR2103 –French IV Francophone Identities and Cultures on Screen FR2200 – French and Cultures V 4. CL1025CCI – The World, The Text, and the Critic I ...

Edinburgh, Scotland: Queens, Witches, and Working Women

Led by Professors Elizabeth Kinne & Linda Martz HIGS1011 Women in World History II Edinburgh, Scotland: Queens, Witches, and Working Women allows students to explore the historic city of Edinburgh and learn how the contemporary city is trying to recon ...

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