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The initiative was designed around three core objectives: to educate and empower participants through shared knowledge and practical discussions; to build local solidarity by bringing together students, neighbors, and elders; and to heal and reclaim hope through collective public action.

The name BAREFACE carries intentional irony. Despite the masks covering the contributors’ faces, the choices of colors, shapes, and artistic styles reveal their emotions and experiences more honestly than bare skin ever could.

LAPC's latest publication not only encapsulates these narratives but also sheds light on the organization's remarkable journey of making a

Members of the Ludosophia Club from Parami University volunteered at Burma’s first and biggest Board Game event, “Hobby Hub,” organized by..

Parami's student-led Environmental Club joined forces with local volunteers to help clean up the flood-affected community in Kalaw.

A town hall meeting was organized last week, allowing family members of students to ask questions and share their expectations.

It was a good opportunity to introduce the sustainable market style to the local community and work with Prevent Plastics Myanmar.

LAPC team, participants, representatives from MPA, and Sakku at the Sakku office May is the last month of the spring semester. As a student-led club that promotes creativity, critical thought, and self-expression among its classmates through publications and workshops, the LAPC club didn't fail to create space and opportunities for its classmates and Parami University community members to stay motivated and creative while juggling deadlines. In mid-May, LAPC organized a two-d

EvovleMinds Club's highlighted events Mental well-being is as important as physical well-being for university students when facing academic pressure and external stressors. Apart from receiving mental health support from Parami University, students now have a space to access peer-to-peer mental health support through a student-led EvloveMinds Club. According to EvolveMinds Club, a university is a time when young people are navigating many changes and transitions, so having ac

Geometric Echoes photo by Media Club Parami University, characterized by its commitment to liberal arts education, embraces well-rounded education, fosters a culture of intellectual exploration, and encourages students to delve into various academic, intellectual, and creative domains. As a result, the university is currently home to many students whose curiosity spans diverse areas of interest. The recent in-person event in Yangon, organized by the Media Club, one of the ins

Parami and Cherry Myay Academy students discussing the plan forthe environmental awareness project The student-led Environmental Club from Parami University met with the student-led Environmental Club from Cherry Myay Academy, a community-based school in Taunggyi, Shan State. The collaboration meeting is the first step toward nurturing capacity and addressing learning limitations to further youth empowerment across the Taunggyi region and the larger Southeast Shan State.  "W

In the vibrant dynamics of Parami University’s student-led clubs, the Laid-back, Art and Philosophy Club (LAPC) stands out as a unique thread, weaving together intellectual curiosity and creative expression. Going beyond the traditional bounds of academia, LAPC pledges to establish “a lyceum and atelier for intellectual curiosity and creative expression,” embodying a commitment to creating “a sanctuary where individuals can unwind, revel in joy, and embrace their true selves.

Multicultural Awareness workshop at Integrated Development Institute (IDI) in Taunggyi Despite the university’s online nature, Parami students, individually and collectively through project teams and student-led clubs, have been conducting both online and in-person initiatives in which they apply lessons and theories from class to real-life situations. Among many dynamic student-led clubs is the Social Issues Club (SIC) led by a Parami student, The The Zuu Zin (Nick), a parti

A participant engaging in a voice categorization exercise Parami University students have started their new year with something impactful for their community. This January, the Parami Voice Acting Club (VAC) held its first voice acting workshop with over 30 high school students aged 13-15 from Phaung Daw Oo monastic school in Mandalay.  The objectives of the voice acting workshop, as explained by the club, are to help high school students learn about the importance of voice a

At the beginning of summer break, Public Speaking Club organized an impromptu titled Speak with Purpose to help students upscale their...

The student-led Social Issues Club (SIC) at Parami University and Southeast Asian Movement (SEAM) at Yale University collaborated to...

March is known as Women's History Month and celebrates women's contributions to our societies throughout history. In honor of Women's...

“No one is an island.” The phrase tells us that no one can live alone in this highly interconnected world. It has become almost natural...

The student-led Voice Acting Club of the Class of 2026 has successfully kicked off its first club activity by donating voices to a school...