A large new high-tech laboratory will help Nutrition students take their learning to the next level.
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Leila El Solh Hamadé honored for Alwaleed Bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation’s 15 years of service in Lebanon.
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“It’s always about giving back to the society that has believed in me, to friends, to family, and to LAU for its support,” says high-achieving Christelle Barakat, a third-year LAU student.
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News
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The Future of Nutrition: LAU’s Fouad El-Abd Food Innovation Lab Officially Inaugurated
October 17, 2018A large new high-tech laboratory will help Nutrition students take their learning to the next level.
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Celebrating the Alwaleed Bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation
October 2, 2018Leila El Solh Hamadé honored for Alwaleed Bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation’s 15 years of service in Lebanon.
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Achieving the Unthinkable
September 7, 2018“It’s always about giving back to the society that has believed in me, to friends, to family, and to LAU for its support,” says high-achieving Christelle Barakat, a third-year LAU student.
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Valuable Sponsorship Contributes to LAU's Successful International Symposium of Neurovascular Disease
August 1, 2018International speakers and participants came together at the succesful International Symposium of Neurovascular Disease 2018, backed by generous sponsors.
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Scholarship Established in Memory of LAU Alumna Lamia Sabbah Ali-Ahmed
July 31, 2018Children of LAU alumna honor their mother in a big way by establishing a full scholarship in her memory.
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Diplomatic Gift Leads to Native Italian Language Course Offerings
July 13, 2018Students on both the Beirut and Byblos campuses have recently enjoyed the opportunity to learn the Italian language from a native instructor. Offered during the summer and fall 2018 semesters, Beginning Italian and Italian II courses, respectively, are a contribution from the Italian Embassy and Italian Cultural Institute who have funded an Italian instructor to teach full time for two semesters.