Have you ever imagined an alternate universe in Cairo where wishes are granted?

A group of volunteers from Egypt and the United Arab Emirates were still waking up as they settled onto couches in a downtown Cairo office on a Wednesday morning in late November.

“Every day is an International Day of Persons with Disabilities for us,” said Ramez Maher ’12, alumnus and co-founder of Helm Foundation. “We’re always focusing on this. This is what we do.”

AUC and online educational platform Udacity are partnering to bring tech curriculum onto campus next year.

“Self-healing building techniques are like how we depend on our skin when it heals itself after a cut,” said Mohamed Nagib AbouZeid (MSc ‘91), professor of construction engineering, on this innovat

Continuing to make its imprint as an innovative institution with extensive reach in the community, AUC has recently launched a strategic partnership for the RiseUp Summit, the largest innovation an

Walid Abou ElNour, finance and accounting major, has recently been selected to attend the McDonald Conference for Leaders of Character in March 2018 at West Point in the United States.

For John Baboukis, AUC professor and director of the music program, music –– and in many ways Egypt –– has always been a part of his life.

AUC’s Office of Human Resources (HR) has recently launched the competencies framework along with a new performance management system titled My Performance Journey.

One year ago, the Egyptian pound was officially floated.

Through two projects focused on gender relations and gender-based violence in Egypt, Helen Rizzo, associate professor of sociology and chair of the Department of Sociology, Egyptology and Anthropol

Archives from the Hassan Fathy Collection have recently surfaced to the spotlight from AUC’s Rare Books and Special Collections Library to guide the restoration of New Gourna – Fathy’s most fa