In the first few days since the opening of applications, 194 students have applied for the new Emergency Tuition Grant Program.

Sarah Mazhar ‘09 has been designated a fellow of the UK-based Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, making her the first female actuarial science fellow in Egypt’s history.

A major issue facing almost 30 percent of Egyptian youth is not finding a job even while holding bachelor’s degrees.

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is celebrated annually on December 3 "for the full and equal participation of persons with disabilities in an inclusive and sustainable world that

In a briefing session held for parents and students yesterday to discuss the new Emergency Tuition Grant Program, Sohair Saad, executive director of the Office of Financia

To bring international attention to the rights of Palestinians who are continuously displaced, the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People is celebrated each year on November 29

Over the past few weeks, the AUC community has engaged in discussions on issues related to the recent floatation of the Egyptian pound, as well as the economic condition of the University, student

As a freshman, Eslam Adel Soliman, the first recipient of the Egyptian Refining Company (ERC) Public School Scholarship, is already declared as a computer engineering major and has his ambitions se

Running from November 16 - 20, Askar we Harameyya (Police and Thieves), a student play performed in Arabic, tells a story based in the offices of a food cooperative, whe

The floatation of the Egyptian pound –– an “impressive and courageous” move made by the Central Bank of Egypt on November 3 –– was inevitable, and any other alternative would have been extremely de

For Ahmed Sharafeldin, a graduating senior and recipient of the May ‘87 and Ahmed Heikal Endowed Public School Scholarship, AUC's liberal arts education has allowed him to discover his greatest pas

A new minor in global and public affairs is now open to undergraduate students, making graduate classes in public policy and administration available to undergraduates for the first time.