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Have you ever wondered whether your daily habits—how you spend your time, interact with others, or recharge your energy—might reveal something meaningful about your personality? 

a member of Parami University’s Board of Trustees, traveled from the United States to meet Parami students and staff in Yangon. For an online university where learning happens primarily through virtual classes, this in-person gathering carried particular weight and meaning.

"I have always wondered what truly determines how long a person lives. Is it solely medicine, or do factors such as economics, education, and social conditions play an even greater role?” This curiosity led her to develop the project as part of her midterm assignment for the Introduction to Machine Learning course.

Led by Mia Sasaki, an instructor at Parami University, undergraduate students published their stories in the special edition of the Upper New Review this semester.

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.

Three student-led teams—Project PyitTineHtaung, Project Luminary, and the Book Buddies Team—have been selected as recipients of the Civic Engagement Project Awards (Fall 2025). A collaboration between Parami University and the Global Higher Education Alliance for the 21st Century (GHEA 21), formerly known as the Open Society University Network (OSUN), this award recognizes and empowers student initiatives that create meaningful community impact through hands-on engagement and