AMU Journal, TPO launch first student-run monthly newsletter

This newsletter will serve as a reliable source for staying informed about the university's current activities, student achievements, and events in and around the university.

AMU Journal was launched in 2016 by a group of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) students. (Source: AMU Journal)

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The AMU Journal, in collaboration with the Training and Placement Office (TPO), inaugurated its monthly newsletter in the historic Streachy Hall, the first building of Aligarh Muslim University.

This newsletter was launched on the auspicious occasion of Sir Syed Day and in commemoration of the 206th birth anniversary of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan.

AMU Journal was launched in 2016 by a group of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) students. This new newsletter aims to support both alumni and current university students, fostering education and career development. Comprehensive information about AMU news, admission, lifestyle, career, alumni, and more is provided in the newsletter.

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With this newsletter, stakeholders involved are hoping that this will serve as a reliable source for staying informed about the university’s current activities, student achievements, and events in and around the university.

“The decision by AMU Journal to launch its monthly newsletter is a wise decision and a very special tribute to Sir Syed Ahmad Khan on his 206th birthday. It will inspire other students and media outlets to take similar steps to disseminate a positive outlook,” Saad Hameed, Training and Placement Officer, AMU said.

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