Yasser Khaldi, architecture engineering major and recipient of the Palestinian Scholarship Fund at AUC, has already published three books and he hasn’t even graduated yet.

The late Mohamed Hassanein Heikal, leading Egyptian journalist and a respected commentator on Arab affairs for almost six decades, is remembered primarily for his journalistic passion and chro

Starting Fall 2016, AUC’s Master of Arts in educational leadership will combine classroom and online instruction, making it the first master’s program at the University to be offered in blended for

Egypt’s newly elected parliament includes eight AUC alumni, whose goals range from education reform to solving pressing social and economic issues. AUC alumni in parliament are:

The first Arab and African to serve as secretary-general of the United Nations from 1992 to 1997, the late Boutros Boutros-Ghali donated his published works and more than 13,000 of his personal boo

Ten AUC graduate programs were recently ranked among the top in Africa and best 200 worldwide in Eduniversal’s Best Master's Rankings for 2015 - 2016, with six of these graduate programs rated firs

Recent protests in Cairo have brought to light the tension between car booking apps, like Uber and Careem, and traditional white taxis.

AUC’s Advisory Trustee Mary Cross, a photojournalist and writer who spent most of her life traveling to extraordinary places and exploring cultures around the world, passed away this month at

AUC's February 2016 commencement was bigger and better than ever, featuring more than 5000 attendees, three honorary speakers and, of course, the Class of 2016. For a full breakdown, see our l

Photos by Ahmad El-Nemr

Undergraduate Commencement Speaker: Azza Fahmy

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