Talent and opportunity at LAU’s Career Fair, held on the Byblos campus, sparked hope in a brighter future for students as they explored potential prospects with alumni and employers. 

The Adnan Kassar School of Business (AKSOB) has launched the SYMZ CAPITAL Venture Lab Ignition Program – Powered by AKSOB, a six-week pre-incubation program designed to transform student and alumni ideas into investor-ready ventures.

LAU students defied the odds, uncertainty, and flight cancellations to participate in and secure two wins at the 2026 edition of the Harvard World Model United Nations conference in Lima, Peru.

LAU looks forward to welcoming Dr. Gregory Heileman from the University of Arizona into its fold as its new Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs in September 2026.

The New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) has reaffirmed LAU’s standing and compliance with its standards through continued accreditation, commending its resilience and strategic agility.

In response to the humanitarian crisis in the country, two initiatives, Laba3ed and One People, were launched by an alumnus and students, respectively, to deliver vital support and relief to families affected by the recent conflict.

Having built a career across the Middle East’s cultural sector, alumna Nisrine Mehdi (BA ’93) is now creating opportunities for the next generation of designers through mentorship and exposure to industry.

A new study into microbial resistance in Lebanese hospitals, led by faculty at the Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine, provides evidence-based insights for developing a national control strategy.

A computer science student presented senior civil servants at the Ministry of Interior with a fully operational digital platform he had developed to streamline the workflow inside the ministry.

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