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NEWS@AUC
New Scholarships, Increased Opportunity
AUC is offering new scholarships for undergraduate Egyptian and international students applying for Fall 2019, including the Undergraduate Scholarship in Liberal Arts Education and the AUC Centennial Scholarship Fund. In addition, during Fall 2018, 574 students received scholarships and more than 1,700 students received financial aid.
Acting Abroad: Students Travel to Berlin for 19th Festival International New Drama
Earlier this month, 15 AUC theatre students traveled to Berlin to participate in the 19th Festival International New Drama (FIND) at the Schaubühne Theatre. Other participating universities included New York University, The New School and the Paris Conservatory, as well as universities in Germany and Belgium.
Summer@AUC Launching Summer 2019
With the majority of students heading home at the end of the spring semester, college campuses tend to quiet down in the summer. This summer, however, AUC’s campus will be bustling with a community of learners for the new Summer@AUC program.
#MakingAUCProud
"Yesterday we ruled the Nile. We put our passion in every stroke and showed everyone what we are made of." - AUC Women's Rowing Team, after taking home 13 gold medals and 4 silver medals in the 46th National Universities Tournament.
AP investigative journalist Maggie Michael '00 received the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting on famine and torture in Yemen's civil war. With 15 years of experience covering conflicts across the region, Michael supervises a vast network of Arabic-speaking stringers and reporters in the Middle East.
AUC Trustee and CEO of Affectiva Rana el Kaliouby '98, '00 is featured on Forbes cover for "building human-centric artificial intelligence."
HAPPENING@AUC
AUC in Motion
Centennial Benefit Dinner: Nicholas D. Kristof (ALU '84)
At AUC's eighth annual benefit dinner at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Nicholas D. Kristof (ALU ‘84), op-ed columnist at The New York Times was presented the Global Impact Award.
Centennial Benefit Dinner: Ghada Wali
At AUC's eighth annual benefit dinner at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ghada Wali, Egypt's minister of Social Solidarity gave a speech about the significance of AUC and strong higher education institutions in Egypt.
AUC100 Alumni Interviews: Omar Samra
He picked a major that wasn't for him yet had the flexibility to switch to something he is passionate about. Here is what Omar Samra '00 had to say about his years at AUC as a student-athlete.
AUC100 Alumni Interviews: H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat
The personal attributes H.E. Dr. Rania Al-Mashat '95 developed at AUC drove her to master her pillars of success: the four Cs.
