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 Oct 23-26, the group of undergraduate students who are studying at AGS in Paris this Fall through the Arcadia / AGS study abroad program took a four-day cultural trip the Nice and Monaco on the Riviera (Côte d'Azur).
They stayed in the "Vieux Nice" historical part of the city with its narrow and picturesque streets, and ...
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 Alyssa Barilotti, one of the undergraduate students in the AGS/Arcadia Study Abroad in Paris program, tells us about her experience volunteering at UNESCO:
"On Tuesday October 7th I had the pleasure of volunteering at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, better known as UNESCO. UNESCO aspires to find peace among humanity by mobilizing for education, ...
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 AGS is proud to announce a new institutional partnership with HERA France, an NGO dedicated to helping women who have been victims of violence, exploitation, or trafficking, by providing them with training and mentoring as a path to autonomy.
As part of this new partnership, HERA France will provide two semester-long internships every year to AGS students ...
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 As part of its International Relations and Diplomacy graduate programs, AGS is now offering a course on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, co-taught by two of our professors of International Affairs—one born and raised in Israel and one born and raised in Iran.
The two professors, Joav Toker and Mariam Habibi, decided to ...
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 The group of undergraduate students doing the Arcadia/AGS study abroad program in Paris this semester have started their fourth week of classes with an excursion to the Basilica of Saint-Denis, a large Medieval Gothic church that is the necropolis to nearly all of the Kings of France from the 5th to the 19th Century.
This 15-week ...
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 On September 13, all AGS students, new and continuing, graduate and undergraduate, were invited to spend the day in the charming town of Antony near Paris, at the annual Wine and Cheese Festival (Foire aux Fromages et aux Vins). This is a festive event where everyone can enjoy tastings of all kinds, cooking lessons, games, music and dance in ...
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 Seven undergraduate students hailing from Arcadia University and a variety of other universities and backgrounds in the US have started the adventure of study abroad in Paris last weekend. They came for a semester or, for some of them, for a full year to study International Relations and French language and culture in the US-accredited program ...
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 AGS is proud to add a European Studies Certificate to its program offering. This will also be offered to M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy candidates as an optional Area Concentration. The courses will focus on the history and framework of the European Union and its connection to the world via foreign policy. They are ...
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 This coming Fall, students in the M.A. or Ph.D. programs in International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS will have the opportunity to go to Northern Ireland for a week-long intensive field study trip focusing on peacemaking, where they will learn about conflict and reconciliation in the aftermath of the 30-year violent struggle known as the Troubles.
The goal of ...
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 The American Graduate School in Paris celebrated its 20th Anniversary commencement on 5 June 2014, in the presence of alumni, students, faculty, and academic partners who traveled to Paris from France and abroad for the occasion. The ceremony took place in the Alliance Française auditorium, in the same building as AGS, and was followed by a ...
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My AGS experience was infinitely rewarding, from the classes to the faculty, to the student community. My time in Paris gave me many opportunities to connect and interact with people in the vibrant international community around Paris, from UNESCO to Human Rights Watch, to the countless other organisations that call Paris home.