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Dr. Golding publishes two research articles in Southeast Asian scholarly journals
Dr.David Golding has published two articles in scholarly journals based in Southeast Asia. Both articles discuss the politics of memory, time, and the archive.
Jul 221 min read
Why read? Literary Wanderers on the power of reading
What if a single book could change the way you see the world? Reading nurtures both the “head” and the “heart,” helping us navigate the world with curiosity, understanding, and purpose.
Jul 213 min read
World Youth Skills Day: How Parami is contributing to "Skills for a Shared Future"
“Career readiness goes beyond securing a job; it is about developing the confidence, curiosity, and transferable skills that enable students to create meaningful impact wherever their careers take them.” ―PUCDC
Jul 153 min read
Honoring three years of dedication: Dr. Phil Enns’ reflections before his next chapter
In this interview, Dr. Phil Enns reflects on his three-year journey at Parami University, sharing insights on liberal arts education, academic development, and the experiences that shaped his time as Dean of Academic Affairs.
Jul 131 min read
When shapes and colors tell stories
Can a simple shape or a color represent who we are? The answer may seem unlikely. Sometimes, behind every shape and color, there are personal experiences, emotions, and memories. This is the idea behind Geometric Echos, a photography exhibition by the student-led Media Club at Parami University.
Jul 133 min read
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