LAU Begins COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Rollout Thanks to Donor Support
Following a vigorous campaign to secure Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines, LAU has begun immunizing its community.
Following a vigorous campaign to secure Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines, LAU has begun immunizing its community.
While the passing of Marcelle Nassar Faris has been felt throughout the LAU community, her spirit lives on through her daughters who embody her immense kindness and dedication towards their mother’s alma mater.
Lebanese American University (LAU) is turning to crowdfunding for its latest campaign that seeks to raise funds for a community-wide COVID-19 vaccination program.
Facebook’s Learning and Development Head of Digital Transformation, Manal Houri, recognizes LAU’s role in her professional success at one of the world’s leading social media companies.
LAU ArtsRising, to be held February 18 to March 1 via ArtScoops.com, will help the university students in greatest need by raising vital funds for scholarships and financial aid.
Contributions from donors in Lebanon and around the world are helping hundreds of LAU students.
Their first direct donation to LAU will immediately serve to help the institution’s students make it through the incredibly trying times they face now.
He balances a hectic 7-day work week as the Vice Chairman, Board Member, and Business Development Manager at Nehmeh Corporation, along with his passion for social work that he puts to use as the Founder of Arab.org.
LAU bids farewell to one of the longest serving and dearest members of its family, alumna Leila Al Saleeby Dagher.
The renowned Lebanese construction company has been a longstanding supporter of LAU, and continues to demonstrate its commitment to education in its most recent backing of the School of Engineering.