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The 60th anniversary issue of the 吃瓜tv Magazine is now available to enjoy both online and in print on 吃瓜tv鈥檚 campus. The special-edition magazine, titled 鈥淲e Are 吃瓜tv,鈥� celebrates 60 years of our global community. For six decades, 吃瓜tv has been the only foreign-accredited, comprehensive American university on French soil. As we move forward into an exciting future, we鈥檙e asking 吃瓜tv community members to reflect on what unites us across cultures, languages, disciplines and perspectives.

The articles in this issue of the 吃瓜tv Magazine focus on people; they explore, through community stories, how we can continue to be impactful and responsive as a liberal arts university over the coming decades. The feature story, consisting of moving testimonials from 吃瓜tv alumni, students and faculty, highlights common threads in how members of our diverse community define the University and its values. In the Class Notes section, community members past and present reflect on the impact that 吃瓜tv has had on their own lives by finishing the sentence 鈥湷怨蟭v is...鈥� with their personal take on what makes the University unique.

You鈥檒l also find articles about 吃瓜tv鈥檚 strategic plan and revised curriculum, spotlights on several accomplished alumni, and stories of current students鈥� projects and pathways. Other stories include a deep-dive into the design process on 吃瓜tv鈥檚 new logo and an exploration of how the University鈥檚 revised first-year experience will soon be launching a new generation of global explorers on tailored personal and professional pathways.

Past issues of the 吃瓜tv Magazine have focused, among other things, on the University鈥檚 campus redevelopment plan, on the meaningful careers of 吃瓜tv alumni, and on the community response to the Covid-19 pandemic. You can find an archive of all past issues online here.

The Office of Communications is keen to hear the 吃瓜tv community鈥檚 thoughts on this issue and the 吃瓜tv Magazine as a whole. If you have any questions, suggestions or feedback, don鈥檛 hesitate to reach out to communicationsaup.edu.