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After months of writing, editing, design, and collaboration, Parami University’s first student-led publication—The Yellow Circle—has officially arrived!

Rain tapped gently against my window on the morning after everything had finally slowed down. For weeks, life had moved at an impossible pace—senior capstone presentations, commencement rehearsals, family visits, packing, farewells, and the quiet realization that a chapter was ending. Then, suddenly, there was nowhere left to rush. The silence felt unfamiliar.

"Parami is not perfect. Like all of us, it is still growing. But what makes Parami special is not perfection. It is persistence."

Parami University is proud to announce that Project Luminary has been awarded First Place in the 2026 MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship, presented by the Talloires Network of Engaged Universities. Alongside Project Luminary, the 2026 MacJannet Prize winners include ELEDUC (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, second place) and the Frontliner Model (American University of Beirut, third place). Honorable mentions were awarded to HEC Paris, Sabancı University, and Stra

Long after returning home, the sounds of Tokyo still linger for 12 Parami University undergraduate students—the rush of train stations, quiet gardens tucked between skyscrapers, and laughter shared during moments of discovery across two transformative weeks in Japan. Their journey, part of the Dwight Clark Cross-Cultural Program, took place from May 24 to June 5, 2026, as Tokyo shifted from late spring into the early rainy season. Between warm days, rising humidity, and occas

How far would you go to pursue your dream of higher education? For Lu Htoi, an Associate of Arts (AA) graduate from Kachin State, the journey meant years of hard work, uncertainty, and perseverance. As the first person in her family to graduate from university, she overcame financial hardship and family responsibilities while holding on to a single dream: to continue her education.