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Innovating
Pharmacy Education and Practice
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The
Case for Open-Source AI
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VP of Strategic Programs for Artificial Intelligence
(AI) at the Linux Foundation Ibrahim Haddad (BS ’96; MS
’98) shares his experience of transformations in
tech.
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Lebanese
architect Youssef Aftimus (left carrying hammer), Frances Pryor Irwin
(C), the Syria Mission's James Houden Nicol, and faculty member
Winifred Shannon at the Sage Hall ground-breaking ceremony on the
Beirut campus, 1930. Photo Courtesy of the Presbyterian Historical
Society.
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Did You Know?
Frances
Pryor Irwin was 29 when she became the founding president of the
American Junior College for Women in 1924. Thanks to her vision and
diligence, the college succeeded in its first decade despite a
difficult socioeconomic context. She advocated for funding to
establish a campus, saw to the purchase of an adequate plot of land,
and oversaw the design and construction of its first building, Sage
Hall. The brand new “college on the hill” soon drew students from all
over the region. Irwin died at the age of 44 while
pursuing a PhD in the US, shattering her colleagues’ hopes that she
would return to lead the college again. In 1950, the newly built
Irwin Hall was named in honor of her enduring legacy.
Share YOUR Everlasting Memory of
LAU
https://100.lau.edu.lb/memories/
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Student
Heads to the Paris Olympics
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Taekwondo champion Laetitia Aoun breezed
through the Taekwondo Asian Qualification Tournament in
China to qualify for the Paris Summer Olympics
2024.
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Télécom
Paris and LAU Team Up
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