Librarian Eman Morgan debunks archiving myths, guiding access to AUC's Rare Books and Special Collections Library.

From AUC to Columbia to the United Nations, Zein Ibrahim ’22 is taking the post-grad world by storm.

When market rewards are tied to visibility, greenwashing becomes a way of competing through perception rather than proof.

From gig work to classrooms, Professor Nagla Rizk explains how feminist AI offers solutions to systemic bias in data and algorithms.

Al Hussein Ahmed is an electronics and communications engineering sophomore who volunteers as a student ambassador at AUC.

Drawing on fieldwork in West Africa, Assistant Professor Mark Deets examines the lasting impact of colonial boundary-making

At AUC’s annual Volunteers in Action campus wedding for orphaned women, students turn months of planning and service into a celebration of love

Arabic script takes form in the work of Mariem Abutaleb ’20, becoming rhythm, pattern and visual emotion where meaning is felt, not just read.

Explore new books from the AUC Press and community from the animals of ancient Egypt to Youssef Chahine's cinema.

From AUC student to international director, Ahmed El Attar ’93 returns to revive the Falaki Mainstage Theater.

How International Day began in 1984 and continues as one of AUC's most enduring student traditions.

Associate Professor of Practice Khaled Ezzelarab examines how the rise of artificial intelligence is reshaping media credibility.