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1. 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 ...

2. 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 ...

3. A Lesson in Complex Business

   none The International Business Administration  Department’s BA 4050 Business Integration Capstone uses a complex business simulation, which allows students to demonstrate their knowledge in the various business disciplines that they studied throughout th ...

4. Late Suicide Among Holocaust Survivors in Israel

   none On April 29, 2019, the George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention invited Amia Lieblich ­– an Israeli psychologist and writer, and a professor emerita of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem – to s ...

5. GPS Finalists’ Panel Presentations Showcase Student Talent

   none On Tuesday, May 21, 2019, an awards ceremony took place to honor those students who successfully completed all requirements for AUP’s Global Professional Skills (GPS) Program. This signature AUP program is designed to bring together every aspect of a ...

6. Imagining the Miraculous with Professor Anna Russakoff

   none On May 16, 2019, Associate Professor Anna Russakoff, chair of the Department of Art History and Fine Arts, celebrated the launch of her new book Imagining the Miraculous: Miraculous Images of the Virgin Mary in French Illuminated Manuscripts, ca. 125 ...

7. Hands-On with Postcolonial Literatures and Theory

   none Ever wondered what classes at AUP are like? An AUP education combines rigorous academic study with an emphasis on experiential learning, helping students apply what they learn to tackling global problems. In this series of three articles, we take a l ...

8. A Pop-Culture Force for Postcolonial Theory

   none In the second of a three-part series, undergraduate student Isabel Guigui reflects on blogger and activist Grace Ly’s visit to the Postcolonial Literatures and Theory class. The first article in the series is available here. On Friday, February 15, 2 ...

9. Students Confront France’s Colonial Past in Le Havre

   none In the last of our articles on the Postcolonial Literatures and Theory class, Associate Professor Sneharika Roy explains how the Le Havre study trip and the course’s collaboration with activist and theater director Jocelyn Brudey contrast postcolonia ...

10. Professor Fred Einbinder Honored at #StopCorruption Prize

    none On December 17, 2019, Professor Fred Einbinder of AUP’s Department of International Business Administration was awarded second place in the category of best scientific publication at the first biennial #StopCorruption prize. The award ceremony took p ...

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