AUC alumnus Mahmoud El-Gamal, professor of economics and statistics at Rice University and a leading scholar in the field of Islamic economics, will be delivering a lecture today titled “Bread + Fr

The fields of art and philosophy have always been in continuous dialogue — from philosophers like the late Arthur Danto who asked “What is art?” to artists like Pablo Picasso who have challenged ty

As part of its ongoing efforts to maintain and improve its operational sustainability, AUC has witnessed a one-third reduction in overall energy consumption on the New Cairo campus over the past tw

One in every 88 children is affected by autism, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

The University is forecasting a $9.7 million budget deficit, mostly attributed to the unexpected drop in tuition income from international students, noted Brian MacDougall, executive vice president

The Sustainable Campus Committee will be displaying AUC’s various sustainability efforts across campus today and tomorrow, November 24 and 25, as part of its first annual Sustainable Campus Days.

Almost three years into the January 25 Revolution, the Egyptian economy continues to decline as a result of ongoing mismanagement and corruption, argued Galal Amin, professor emeritus of economics,

Theatre at AUC dates back to the 1920s when C.Worth Howard, head of the English department then, emphasized dramatics as a means of self expression and a way of improving English.

When Farida Salem was young, her parents encouraged her to play sports as a positive pastime that promotes health.

Approximately 15 students have spent more than 100 hours rehearsing for their performance of Max Frisch’s The Arsonists, which opens today at 6 pm in the Malak Gabr Arts Theater.

In 2011, AUC set a target to reduce energy use by one-third within three years.