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1. AUP Alumna Awarded 2020 Simone de Beauvoir Prize for Women's Freedom

   novels,  Shamablanca  in 2011 and  The Revolution Did Not Happen  in 2015. Her 2016 documentary film,  ...

2. Women Leading Globally: Micky Lawler

   Micky (den Tuinder) Lawler, standing President of the Women’s Tennis Association since 2015 and ...

3. AUP STUDENTS UNITE FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE

   activists to take on one of the biggest challenges facing the world today – climate change.  In Spring ...

4. Daily Update on Campus Safety and Covid-19

   community to our Spring Break Travel Survey, meaning we know where every member of our community traveled ...

5. AUP Celebrates First-Ever Founding Week

   /sites/default/files/images/widget-assets/image/MicrosoftTeams-image%20%2856%29.jpeg 0 This spring, AUP turns 60. As part of our ongoing anniversary celebrations, we’re ...

6. A Philosopher in the Kitchen

   launched Spring. The tiny restaurant had an open kitchen and no menu: each night, its maximum of 16 guests ... serve you the most delicious food with the means that you have.” The experiment worked. Spring earned ...

7. AUP Celebrates the Release of Demos Assembled by Professor Stephen Sawyer

   approach proposed in this book. It was a delightfully academic conversation that allowed students to ... witness a high level academic debate first-hand and helped them gain a deeper understanding of the subject ...

8. Celebrating the release of Prof Alice Craven's latest book 'Visible and Invisible Whiteness'

   America,” Professor Craven provided insight into her inspiration and creative journey, where an academic ... insights into her academic journey to publication and the importance of “looking at the margins of what ...

9. Demos21: Chiara Cordelli on the Privatized State

   organized by AUP’s Center for Critical Democracy Studies (CCDS), hosted its fifth event of the academic ... continues an academic conversation that includes authors such as Suzanne Mettler, Jody Freeman and John D. ...

10. Figuring Memory: Thomas Van de Putte on Cultural Memory

    the 2021–22 academic year, titled “Figuring Memory: Social Practices and Collective Transformation.” ... audience, including on his recent academic publications and his influences from the field of sociology. You ...

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