AUC honors the legacy of Advisory Trustee Arthur Lindenauer, a distinguished corporate leader, philanthropist and longtime supporter of the University.

Meredith Brand ’06 is a rhetoric and composition senior instructor, an archaeologist and an Egyptology alumna who is currently a co-director of the Wadi-el Hudi Expedition: an archaeological dig and survey documenting the remains of amethyst mines and traces of life in Egypt’s Eastern Desert since 2014.

Students studying Arabic at Georgetown University in Qatar immersed themselves in Egypt’s language, culture and society during a visit to AUC last week.

AUC researchers have spent more than a decade trying to turn tiny electrical signals from cells into an inexpensive early warning system for disease.

Using AI and machine learning, Professor Karim Seddik is engineering energy-efficient ways to keep us all connected.

With a passion for computer science, Ebram Raafat Thabet reaches and educates more than a million Arabic-speaking YouTube viewers.

Visual arts faculty Maryam Taghavi brings Persian language and culture into focus through her global work.

Two alumnae lead Patterns of Cairo, helping artists and researchers rediscover the stories embedded in the city's architecture.

Ahmed Moustafa leads research mapping Egyptian genomes, potentially changing our understanding of medical and population history.

Three AUC data science majors are rethinking recycling with Greeno, an AI-powered smart bin designed for Egypt.

AUCians examine the longstanding inequalities facing wives, mothers and brides-to-be.

Neuroscientist Mohamed Salama debunks some of the commonly held myths about the difference between male and female brains.