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AUP + Paris = among the best the world has to offer for international students
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Black History Month at AUP: Ta-Nehisi Coates
none A few minutes into Ta-Nehisi Coates’ talk on February 16, and it’s clear that those expecting a brief book chat, with a Q&A if there’s time, will have to quickly adjust. “I’ll start by allowing you guys to ask questions but do not be surprised if ...
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Prof. Michelle Kuo's New Book
none Wonderful AUP Professor Michelle Kuo who teaches in the History, Law, and Society program will be releasing her new book "Reading with Patrick" on July 11. A memoir of race, inequality and the power of literature told through the life-chang ...
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Lubner Family Philanthropy Award
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A New Narrative: Imagining an Alternative Psychology
none Is there an alternative to the mainstream of psychology, one that could help to better understand the fundamental problem of meaning-making? On September 20, Brian Schiff, head of AUP’s Psychology, Health and Gender Department, entertained a roundtab ...
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IMAGINE R – THE STUDENT DISCOUNT METRO CARD
none Welcome to Paris! If you are wondering about what is the most cost effective way to get around the city, then check out Imagine R, a metro pass that gives you access to all zones (1–5) of Paris for all types of public transportation (Metro, Bus and R ...
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Women of AUP: Origin of the Storm
none Sarina Shirin Amini, a recent AUP graduate majoring in Entrepreneurship, created a project while at AUP that sought to redefine the traditional definition of "beauty" featuring different women from the university. Read about her interesting ...
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Artful Magic: A Talk with Sylvia Brownrigg
The 30th Edition of the Cahier Series – Invisible Countries none This semester the Center for Writers & Translators reached a milestone in its groundbreaking Cahiers Series with the publication of the 30th cahier, Sylvia Brownrigg’s Invisible Countrie ...
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Migration: Rights, Risks and Responsibilities
none “Each displacement will make your life completely change – you will miss the friends, the rituals… each morning the light is different in the place where you go.” These were the words of Ziad Majed, Associate Professor of Middle East Studies at AUP, ...
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Alumna Emma Ramadan G’14 Wins Prestigious Albertine Award
none For the second year running, Albertine, a project of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the US, awarded their prize for the best French-language fiction newly available in English. AUP Alumna Emma Ramadan G’14, translator of Anne Garréta’ ...