The AUP Community Blog is run by the Office of Communications. If you have a question, or if you would like to contribute to the blog, please reach out to us at communicationsaup.edu or use the suggestion box below.
The AUP Community Blog is run by the Office of Communications. If you have a question, or if you would like to contribute to the blog, please reach out to us at communicationsaup.edu or use the suggestion box below.
The AUP Community Blog was a place for global explorers to share stories and resources with their peers and colleagues. Originally developed as the AUP at Home blog during the French confinement period of Spring semester 2020, the blog allowed community members to share contributions on the subjects they find most important, while supporting one another with common resources.
These stories proved vital to telling the AUP story authentically. That's why, as of Fall semester 2022, you'll now find community stories integrated into the main university news page. Don’t hesitate to reach out to communicationsaup.edu (subject: Pitch%20for%20a%20Community%20Story) with your pitches for articles.
The Office of Communications has the run down on how you can celebrate with the AUP community.
The new printed newsletter hits campus this week.
AUP students Monique Callender (33) and Karen Thomas (66) discuss being Black in Paris, Black History Month, and what, if anything, has changed since renewed Black Lives Matter protests last May.
Advice on owning your space based on the “Women in the Workplace” workshop led by Darcee Caron.
Learn to make a Kenyan meal with Stella Sagini '21
The incoming ASM Managing Editor has a message of support for our 2020 student body.
AUP's Advisory Board on Environmental Sustainability explains how you can get involved in campus sustainability projects.
Mat Zucker, AUP alumnus of the year 1991, shares his five top tips for a career in marketing.
AMEX chef Antonin Wateau is back with another delicious recipe just in time for Fall.
Alumna Marvis Hardy discusses her experience of Paris in the 1970s.
Counting on Beetles: AUP students unlock clues to the impacts of climate change
April 2024