AUC Joins Top Universities in Arabic Collections Online Archives Initiative
AUC’s collection of Arabic books will soon become part of Arabic Collections Online (ACO), a digital archive of Arabic materials, in partnership with New York
AUC’s collection of Arabic books will soon become part of Arabic Collections Online (ACO), a digital archive of Arabic materials, in partnership with New York
Providing scholarships and financial aid to students from Egypt and the world to study at AUC provides them with an education that empowers them to create positive change in their communities.
Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) starts today, challenging AUC’s business-minded community to think outside of the box.
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) recently appreciated the Egyptian pound (LE) after a series of devaluation measures due to shortage of foreign reserves and to preserve the value
Tarek Shawki, dean of the School of Sciences and Engineering, signed agreements with publishers from around the world to establish the “Egyptian Knowledge Bank”, a nationwide project aimed at provi
In an effort to build strong professional networks among alumni, the University has launched the AUConnect series, which brings prominent AUC graduates to speak about relevant topics in their field
Microorganisms may be small, but according to Ghada Mustafa, PhD candidate in AUC’s biotechnology program, they offer a critical look into pollution’s impact on marine life.
The London-based ArtReview magazine has ranked Graham Harman, AUC Distinguished University Professor, number 75 on its annual Power 100 list, which ranks the
For the fifth consecutive year, AUC has been rated by QS World University Rankings as one of “the world’s highest-performing universities,” coming in at 345, several positions higher than its
“No University is an island” is the main message of the symposium, Universities and their Neighborhoods: An AUC-AUB Conversation, spotlighting the responsibilities of universities to thei
Sahar Nasr ’85, ’90, adjunct faculty in the Department of Economics, is now the new minister of international cooperation.
Imagine someone came to a Halloween party dressed as an “African,” wearing tribal print clothes and painting their skin black.