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This essay is nominated for the “iDream” competition in honor of the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream” speech.

-        “Only two universities of Kyrgyzstan are not corrupt.” - said Asylbek Jeenbekov, the Speaker of Jogorku Kenesh, in a recent parliamentary session.

AUCA freshmen make an important prehistoric discovery during their first hands-on archeological experience.

AUCA Library in a new campus named after Noor and Ann Lakhdhir   Education plays a huge role in our lives, especially when you want to make significant changes for better future. Noor and Ann Lakhdhir,

AUCA Alumnus Tilek MAMUTOV, since 2007 the first Kyrgyzstani to work at Google, was recently assigned to the position of project manager in their “secret laboratory” referred to as Google[x].

On June 27th, in solemn surroundings, “golden certificates” were presented to the winners of Kyrgyzstan’s National Scholarship Testing.

Meeting with scholars from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) , Washington, D.C., July 8,                 at 9.00 a.m., Room 315

Kanykei Kenensarieva, AUCA student

AUCA students of the Program of Anthropology and Ruslan Rahimov, chair of the program, share their impressions on an academic trip to Mongolia.

On June 12, 2014, at Hyatt Regency Bishkek, the Tian Shan Policy Center at the American University of Central Asia (TSPC of AUCA), jointly with the Civic Partnership Platform (CPP) "Central Asia on the Move" held an International Conference "Assessment of the impact of the Kyrgyz Republic's integration in the Customs Union on the country's socioeconomic situation." The goal of the Conference was to present the results of the research conducted by its organizers and establish dialog for discussing the impact of Kyrgyzstan's entrance to the Customs Union on its economy and external labor migration processes.