Student Back Then, Now the Executive Director of Student Affairs
If you’ve ever organized a campus event or ever needed to stop by the Student Affairs office, chances are you know her name — and where her office is. But
KIMEP Weekend Film Challenge
On 14 February, a film screening was held for the KIMEP Weekend Film Challenge. This semester’s theme was romantic, in honour of Valentine’s Day. According to organiser Cole Russing, there
Breaking the Silence: YPEER Brings HIV Awareness Back to KIMEP
ALMATY — On Nov. 12, KIMEP University hosted a session led by KIMEP PEER, a newly established youth organization focused on reproductive health education and HIV prevention. For many students,
Valentine’s Day Celebration at KIMEP University: What You Can Try This February
Alone this Valentine’s Day? Don’t worry. KIMEP University student organizations are preparing a series of events for those looking to celebrate — with or without a date. There are three
KIMEP Students React to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination, Call It a Global Tragedy
ALMATY — A single gunshot in Utah silenced one of America’s loudest conservative voices — and the echo reached all the way to Almaty. Charlie Kirk, 30, founder of Turning
In Memory of Dr. Sungju Park-Kang
October 14, 1977 – October 1, 2025It is with deep sorrow that we note the passing of Dr. Sungju Park-Kang, a distinguished Senior Research Fellow at the DPRK Strategic Research
Fantastic Mr. Fox on the Football Field: Sky Cinema by KIMEP Geeks Opens the Fall
On Sept. 11, KIMEP University’s football field turned into an open-air cinema when KIMEP Geeks and Art Revolution hosted Sky Cinema, their first joint event to welcome students back for…
The Valkyrie Spirit: Ambition, Discipline, and the Future of Women’s Flag Football
Valkyrie, the first women’s flag football team in Kazakhstan, is rewriting the rules of what women’s sports can look like. Formed at KIMEP University, the team is more than just
City on the Start Line: Almaty Marathon Brings Together Thousands of Runners
The first runners gathered before sunrise. Shoelaces were tied tightly. Sneaker soles beat relentlessly on the dry pavement in the early morning, as runners warmed up and volunteers stood at
Is Common Language Always Common Ground?
When I chose KIMEP University, I was drawn in by what I considered an interesting, unique premise: a US-style liberal arts education, taught fully in English, in the heart of