When Jayme Spencer first arrived in Cairo in 1972, little did she know that the city would remain her home for the next 44 years, or 43 years and five months to be exact.
Cancer is a global epidemic, with an estimated 14.1 million cancer cases diagnosed around
For Tarek Ragheb, seeing his late father’s dedication to securing a decent living for his family and teaching them the true value of life motivated him to establish the Mohamed Ragheb Scholarship i
Trust sits at the heart of the business world, according to Mohamad Al-Ississ, assistant professor of economics.
AUC’s winning team Nexu will advance to the seventh annual regional finals of the 2016 Hult Prize Challenge.
Diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran have recently deteriorated due to political differences between Sunni and Shia Muslims.
Since the sixth century, Arab writers have brought to life their thoughts, ideas and impressions through poetry.
AUC’s oldest building, the Khairy Pasha Palace, has overlooked Cairo’s downtown area for nearly 150 years.
A dyslexic student, Ahmed constantly struggled in school and took private lessons in almost every subject. When he joined AUC, he found the University to be a safe haven.
For the third consecutive year, Forbes Middle East published its annual Global Meets Local ranking, which recognizes the top 100 most powerful business leaders in the Middle East.
December 18 is International Migrants Day, an initiative by the United Nations to improve public perceptions of migration and to combat h
When Lexi Shereshewsky (YAB ’08) and Demetri Blaisdell (YAB ’08) lived in Damascus, Syria throughout 2009 and 2010, they experienced the country’s rich history and traditions, hospitable people, an