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The Birth of a Culture

There’s something magical about being at the forefront of the creation of an institution

Student Blog: Who gets to build the good society and at what cost?

The Seminal Readings course forms a special part of the ALU student experience. For six weeks in a student’s first year, the community dives into intense readings and provocative discussion. In the process, they sharpen their critical thinking and analysing skills and explore questions that all leaders grapple with. In the first two weeks of […]

Student Blog: What Trade-offs Would You Make for the Good Society?

The Seminal Readings course forms a special part of the ALU student experience. For six weeks in a student’s first year, the community dives into intense readings and provocative discussion. In the process, they sharpen their critical thinking and analysing skills and explore questions that all leaders grapple with. In the first two weeks of […]

Reimagine University – Accra, Ghana

It’s finally here! ALU is making its way around Africa for Reimagine University (RiU). We are stopping in major cities across the continent to deliver the ALU experience right to your doorstep. Last weekend, ALU made its first stop in Accra, Ghana. Our team visited high schools, hosted a RiU session and met with admitted students […]

Remembering Favour Tosin Lawani

This week, the ALU community grieves the loss of a bright young leader, Favour Tosin Lawani from Nigeria. One of our “founder” students, Favour passed away on Friday evening as a result of complications from an existing medical condition. Favour joined ALU in January and brought joy to those around her with her infectious smile […]

Setriakor Nyomi, ALU’s Tech Boy Wonder

Five year old Setriakor Nyomi sat in the comfort of his living room in Cape Coast, Ghana when his father brought home magnets and empty toothpaste boxes to show him and his siblings how to make door bells and makeshift TV sets. Although it seemed like nothing more than good fun at the time, it […]