Alumni News
In Conversation With Moiz Rehan
By Rimsha Ali Shah Moiz was in the midst of a hectic study regime for his matriculation exams when a
By Rimsha Ali Shah Moiz was in the midst of a hectic study regime for his matriculation exams when a
By Rimsha Ali Shah. Asmat Jogezia had found his experience in the journalistic world to be an eye-opener to the
By Rimsha Ali Shah. “Would you call a person disabled if they are unable to read in a room that
By Rimsha Ali Shah. “Lahore, Lahore, Ae!” (Lahore is Lahore) sums up the colorful cultural vistas of this historic city.
By Rimsha Ali Shah “For the first five years after my accident, I was bedridden and oblivious; there was no
By Rimsha Ali Shah. “Even as a student of business administration, I was aware of what I wanted to do
By Rimsha Ali Shah Decorated with smiles, chatter, and giggles, the Pakistan-American Cultural Center was alive and full of pleasant
By Rimsha Ali Shah. “As an educator from Pakistan’s higher education sector, this symposium has helped me learn the cutting-edge
By Rimsha Ali Shah. Standing in the center of the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA) ground for the third installment
“Joining Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN) is a lifetime package,” Maryum Qasim, an alumna of the Kennedy Lugar – Youth Exchange
This March, Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network celebrated the wonderful women achievers around us! Each day for the past 30 days we have
By Rimsha Ali Shah “Inspiration and interaction are related terms because when you interact with new people, they inspire your