A total of 28 full-time faculty members from across the schools, up from 25 last year, have been ranked among the world’s top 2 percent most-cited scientists by Scopus Elsevier.

Dr. Dima Jamali, a renowned scholar on sustainability, leadership and innovation, brings a bold new vision for global impact as dean of the Adnan Kassar School of Business.

The Arab Institute for Women relaunched the Who is She database, a digital repository of contemporary Lebanese women pioneers, with a new feature open to users’ nominations.

LAU, along with AUB, held a symposium under the patronage and in the presence of Minister of Agriculture Nizar Hani, addressing the pressing issue of food loss and waste in Lebanon.

LAU honored faculty members whose work has helped enhance its reputation for innovation through their teaching methods and research with the annual awards.

As a post-doctoral scholar at Stanford, Marc Ghanem (BS ’19; MD ’23) is harnessing AI to disrupt traditional medicine and building predictive and personalized models for patient care.

For the first time this summer, two LAU students went to South Korea as part of a Study Abroad opportunity in collaboration with Dankook University (DKU) in Yongin, near Seoul.

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