Search results
-
AUP Magazine Asks “Why Do We Need International Cooperation?”
piece, we turned to our on-campus community. We set up a booth in the Combes Student Life Center, right ... outside of the AMEX Café, and invited students, staff and faculty to give their answers to camera in ... commitment to furthering international cooperation, whether it’s one alumna’s mission to tackle eco-grief in ...
-
Trump: Year One
International relations (4) Civil society, culture and media. After carefully evaluating its first year ... a Check on the Trump Administration?”- Anne DEYSINE, Professor Université Nanterre “It's Not Just ... 2 “The End of the American Grand Strategy: What it Means for U.S. Allies and Adversaries”- Alexandra DE ...
-
Film Screening: Missing in Brooks County
the resources to process the remains of the hundreds of undocumented immigrants who succumb to ... a treacherous desert, and also of saving the lives of migrants who attempt to circumvent it. Local ranchers are ... of everyday life in Falfurrias, TX, vérité footage is the foundation of MISSING IN BROOKS COUNTY. We ...
-
The AMEX Gets a Refresh
community and a student’s active daily life in mind. It’s a fusion of American and French cuisine with an ... Café,” as a school-run project that was student managed by Dan Sherry ’79, the AMEX quickly became a hub ... for students to quench their thirst, satiate their appetites and meet up with friends while a DJ ...
-
The Work of the Center
systematics and climate change and provides opportunities for student–faculty research collaborations. 100 ... Naturelle, CNRS, and the Aquarium de Paris. Below, you’ll find links to some of our student-centered research ... reproductive health, or “fitness,” is termed inbreeding depression. However, it is still unclear if this ...
-
Anne Weber & Tess Lewis: Portraying the Self, Portraying Others
from writing about the life of another person. It will also feature Weber's 2020 German Book ... to examining approaches to self-portraiture in fiction, the discussion will consider its distinction ... Prize-winner, Epic Annette, and its translation, from the German and the French (Weber writes her books in both ...
-
PARIS INSIDE OUT TOURS WITH THE DEAN: MONTMARTRE WALKING TOUR
in Paris's northern 18th arrondissement. It is 130 m (430 ft) high and gives its name to the ... surrounding district, part of the Right Bank. Montmartre is primarily known for its artistic history and for ... the white-domed Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur on its summit. If you want to know more about Paris, come ...
-
Making as Inquiry: The Many Creations of AUP Fine Arts Professor Stéphane Treilhou
none When AUP Fine Arts Professor Stéphane Treilhou wants to understand something, he makes it ... conveniently on a tabletop. A precursor to the piano, but with a much softer sound, it became popular as a home ... the next two summers building it with DIY tools and materials from the hardware store. What was the ...
-
The George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention
community, encouraging and enabling research and resources for students, faculty and staff as well as hosting ... its mission topics through conferences, lectures, and workshops. It is incorporated into the AUP ... lectures and conferences on campus. One of the Centers most valued resources is the Visual History Archive ...
-
Women Leading Globally: Fashion
it had the power to satisfy a certain woman’s desires for beauty. However, after 30 years working in ... the heart of the industry, she realized that fashion as she knew it had absolutely no effect on the ... average woman’s life. She was not sanguine about the future of fashion, but as a leader in the industry, ...