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NEWS@AUC
Kamal Adham Center Launches COVID-19 Media Relief Project with Facebook Journalism Project
The Kamal Adham Center for Television and Digital Journalism at the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, in partnership with Facebook Journalism Project, launched the
Technology for Good: Faculty Explores the Emerging Applications of Mobile and ICT for Human Betterment
“My prime objective since my return to Egypt in 2009 was to conduct research that not only advances the body of global knowledge in my field but also addresses problems relevant to Egypt,” said Tamer ElBatt, professor and director of the computer science graduate program.
The View From Egypt
Host of the Open Mind on PBS Alexander Heffner interviewed different voices from the AUC community for a special podcast series: The View from Egypt. The episodes focus on citizenship, diplomacy, education, theatre and medical innovation. Listen to them below.
AUC in Motion
Welcoming 2021 and AUC's New Branding
January 11, With the start of 2021, AUC unveils its new look with fresh, futuristic colors and fonts as well as a modern take on its iconic logo while preserving the University's core identity — ushering in a new beginning and century of innovation.
Scholarship Student Experience
December 22, Three of AUC's scholarship students Aisha Aljaedy, Ali Al-Sayed and Farah Helal undeclared freshmen talk to us about their scholarship journeys, why they choose AUC and reflect on their personal experience thus far.
Dania Younis '12, Co-founder E7na Foundation #AUCSpeakUp
December 22, Interview with Dania Younis '12: Co-founder E7na Foundation and AUC SpeakUp Dialog Series Advisory Board Member.
In the Media
Happening@AUC
How Do We Make Public Spaces Safe for Women?
Faculty in The Media
Salima Ikram
Salima Ikram (YAB '86) talks all things mummies in an interview with Popular Archaeology.
Reem Bassiouney
Read Professor Reem Bassiouney's Q&A with (in)sight magazine about her best-selling novels and journey as a writer.
#MAKINGAUCPROUD
Translator and academic Kay Heikkinen received the 2020 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for Arabic Literary Translation for her translation of the novel Velvet by Huzama Habayeb. Velvet was published by Hoopoe Fiction, an imprint of AUC Press. The book also won the 2017 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature, presented by AUC Press.
Mennat-Allah El Dorry '05 doesn't study ancient Egyptian mummies or animals but food. Check out her feature with The National.
People of AUC
As a refugee living in Egypt for around eight years and working many different jobs, I feel that my experience, knowledge, and skills will allow me to succeed in this major, and maybe someday, I will be able to offer something that can help migrants and refugees around the world.
Wasim Alaa Eldin
A Fellowship Student in Tomorrow’s Leaders Graduate program in migration and refugee studies
