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Black and Abroad's Black History Month Reading List
February is Black History Month in the United States and Canada. To mark the occasion in 2023, the Black and Abroad student club has put together a community reading list, with the aim of encouraging all AUP community members to celebrate and educate them ...
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Science and Cinema Meet in Alexis Gambis Film Masterclass
Professors at AUP regularly invite experts into the classroom to enhance the learning experience by offering students new points of view from professionals working in international careers. These speakers are often interdisciplinarians, as AUP’s academic ...
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MAGC Students’ Documentary Short Enjoys Film Festival Success
Alfonso and Mayar AUP’s master’s programs are hands on, allowing students to put theory into practice through workshops with industry experts and other experiential opportunities. For students in the MA in Global Communications (MAGC), this often means ge ...
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IMAGINE R – THE STUDENT DISCOUNT METRO CARD
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 RER). ...
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A New Narrative: Imagining an Alternative Psychology
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 roundtable of ...
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In Conversation with Jhumpa Lahiri and Biswamit Dwibedy: Translation, Truth and Circling the Silence
Jhumpa Lahiri (left) and Dan Gunn (right) In April 2025, The American University of Paris welcomed to campus Jhumpa Lahiri, a celebrated author and the winner of the 2000 Pulitzer Prize. Her visit came as she joined forty other authors in contributing to ...
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László Krasznahorkai, friend of AUP’s Center for Writers and Translators, Awarded Nobel Prize for Literature
By Savannah Gerlach László Krasznahorkai, photographed by Miklós Déri In September 2010, Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai visited The American University of Paris to celebrate the publication of Animalinside, a hauntingly existential work written ...
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Remaking the Demos ‘From Below’? Critical Theory, Migrant Struggles, and Epistemic Resistance | DEMOS21
DEMOS21 event series organized by the Center for Critical Democracy Studies. This event is co-organized ... philosophy and social philosophy. 100 Fixed-50px space Registrants will receive an email, including the event ... details and the link to join the event, 24 hours prior to the event start time. 100 Related Links Center ...
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Rencontre avec Sylviane Giampino (Book launch by Sylviane Giampino)
https://www.orse.org/nos-travaux/etude-les-normes-masculines-en-entreprise Inscription obligatoire (merci de remplir le formulaire ci-dessous). Registration for this event ... is closed. If you have an AUP ID card and wish to attend the event, you can simply come to the event ... location at the beginning of the event. https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/styles/263_305/public ...
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Gendered Aspects of the Armenian Genocide in the Experiences of its Victimized Females with Anna Aleksanyan
Armenian, Russian, French, Turkish and English. Registration for this event is closed. If you have an AUP ID ... card and wish to attend the event, you can simply come to the event location at the beginning of the ... event. https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/styles/263_305/public ...