Computers love to read. And it’s not just fiction before going to bed. They read voraciously, all literature, all the time, in every sense of the word—novels, encyclopedias, academic articles, private messages, advertisements, love letters, news stories, hate speech, and crime reports—everything is written, no matter how insignificant.

Alisher Norov, Student Affairs Coordinator, and Instructor at the European Studies Department, initiated, and successfully implemented the project – a series of workshops – “Security,Conflict Management and Peacebuilding” at AUCA.

Economist, Professor at the Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago and a co-author of the book "Why Nations Fail" James A. Robinson visiting Kyrgyzstan!

Mira Dzhakshylykova graduated from AUCA in 2021 with a degree in Environmental Management and Sustainable Development and International and Comparative Politics. Upon graduation, she went on to pursue her Master's degree in a joint Master’s program on Water Cooperation and Diplomacy.

On March 10, 2023, the WARC and the New Generation Academy conducted the first university-wide trilingual Spelling Bee. Twenty-three finalists fought hard for the top honors, with the judge panel chaired by Dean of Student Affairs Michal Freese.

The Center for Civic Engagement of the American University in Central Asia (AUCA) is pleased to announce a creative competition among young people aged 14-30 years, dedicated to environmental protection, waste management (waste collection, recycling), upcycling, popularization of eco-conscious behavior, eco-habits in everyday life.

AUCA Sustainability Week will be from March 27th till March 31st. As part of this week's activities will be conducted Climate Fresk Workshop, Regenerative Practices Workshop, Recycling Workshop, #Make Climate a Class, and videos from the OSUN network on Climate Change will be displayed every day during lunchtime on the forum

On February 28, the AUCA's Central Asian Studies Institute (CASI) and International and Comparative Politics Department (ICP) hosted a guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Andrew Mertha on China’s Fragmented foreign policy. Dr. Mertha

Aslan Alparov is an AUCA alumnus who graduated in 2021 with a degree in Applied Geology. Aslan is now pursuing his Master’s degree in Geological Science at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. At the same time, he works as a Field Geologist at the SSR Mining company.

The Transnational Feminism, Solidarity, and Social Justice lecture series continues with Sara Salem, who will focus a trip Angela Davis made to Egypt in the early 1980s to explore questions of transnational feminist solidarity and feminist difference.