As part of AUC’s Cairo in the Curriculum initiative, architecture students in the Design Studio II class, taught by Magda Mostafa, associate professor of architecture, took part in the project, Mad
David A. Tirrell, vice chair of AUC’s Board of Trustees, will become the 10th provost of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) starting October 2017.
AUC alumnus and entrepreneur, Ayman Baky ‘96, recently received the prestigious 2017 BIZZ Award from the World Confederation of Businesses for his upscale restaurant in Heliopolis, Sachi.
Each year, AUC’s Office of Human Resources recognizes staff members who have dedicated long years of service to the University.
AUC has recently taken the initiative to transfer nearly 5,000 Islamic, Coptic, Pharaonic, Greek and Roman antiquities to the protection of the Egyptian government.
In an annual event held to celebrate the outstanding achievements of participants in clubs and organizations on campus, AUC students received 20 awards ranging from Outstanding Academic Association
For the fourth time, Dina Meshref ’17 has become the African Table Tennis Champion, enabling her to move on to the Table Tennis Women's World Cup, scheduled to take place in Canada this October.
Starting today, the MAD (Make a Difference) camp will begin in Sharm El Sheikh, where 40 AUC student leaders will get together for five days of training, networking and character building, with the
Yesterday’s undergraduate commencement ceremony saw the graduation of a total of 634 students, of whom 108 were distinguished as cum laude, 114 as magna cum laude, and 130 as summa cum laude.
This past weekend, AUC saw off another outstanding graduating class.
