A team of four MBA students won fifth place worldwide at the Aspen Institute’s 2014 Business and Society International MBA Case Competition, the final round of which was recently held in New York.
“The next generation of national IDs will not just have a bar code, but will have computerized biometric markers that include information from the fingerprint, face and even the iris in the eye,” p
The film program in the Department of the Arts is hosting a four-day conference from Thursday, April 24 to Sunday, April 27 on Post-2011 Cinema in Egypt: Challenges and Opportunities.
The University’s Sharjah Art Gallery has partnered with AUC alumnus and internationally acclaimed artist Hassan Khan to produce a specially tailored program titled “Footnotes to Hassan Khan.” The p
100th Anniversary of AUC’s Inaugural Fundraiser Dinner
As part of the seventh annual Let’s Take Care of the Planet United Nations conference, AUC’s Research Institute for a Sustainable Environment (RISE) educated youth on water management techniques an
The architectural engineering undergraduate program in the Department of Construction and Architectural Engineering has received a three-year validation, with no reservations, from the prestigious
Alumna artist Malak Helmy ‘05 has opened her first major solo exhibition at AUC’sSharjah Art Gallery.
“I hope one of these days to do something to make the world a better place,” mused Mohamed ElShafie, a philosophy sophomore who is attending AUC with the support of the HSBC Bank Egypt Public Schoo
Democracy does not rely on the leaders in power, but the mass of people who hold those leaders accountable, argued Stephen R.
Amr Hamzawy, professor of public policy and administration, will deliver the lecture “A Margin for Democracy in Egypt” today, April 6, as part of the Provost’s Lecture series.