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"The conventional methods of assessing students are no longer valid. Since AI is here to stay with us, and we cannot say no to it, we...

Parami alumnus Thu Riya Tun is now studying at Bard College in upstate New York, majoring in Computer Science, after completing his...

Steven, a sophomore at Parami University applied for a microgrant and received $1000 to support his community project.

For each intern, the summer internship offered an immersion into the American work culture and a window into how global citizenship, leaders

Parami undergraduate students speak more than 10 mother tongues (Kachin, Kayah, Karen, Chin, Burmese, Mon. Rakhine, Shan, Rohingya, Otubo,

Parami student Mozart seized the opportunity to do his service learning at a local NGO dedicated to enhancing community and social cohesion

Based on her experience observing different leadership styles in different contexts, Hsu shared the five top characteristics that encourage

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

Pone Nyet Aung, a student from Parami University, has been selected as a Global Engagement Fellow along with 24 other international students

Undergraduate students from Parami University initiated a flood relief fundraising campaign, "Lend a Hand to Our People," to help those in

Growing up in a Chinese-Burmese family, Steven was given preference over his sisters within the family. He noticed that the gender bias exis

Every aspect of the LAB program, from content to logistics, involved cross-cultural learning, self-learning, memorable experiences and frien

Nine Parami students attended the International Youth Day Celebration at the United Nations in New York City.

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The instructors were impressed by the new students' dedication and commitment to learning.

Eight Parami undergraduate students are now in Thailand, joining the Learning Across Borders program with seven Japanese students.

Fifteen students from Parami have returned from the homeland of bubble tea, Taiwan, with interesting insights about the country to share.

Parami students' Taiwan trip photo gallery

Learning how to serve and give back to our communities is important....As community members, we must strive for our community's well-being.

"The internship program inspired me to work on research on "Women and financial inclusion" in Myanmar...." said Moe Thiri Myat