Volunteers in Action Hold 9th Annual Campus Wedding for Orphan Brides
For the ninth year in a row, the Volunteers in Action (VIA) student club organized a wedding ceremony for five orphan brides at AUC New Cairo.
For the ninth year in a row, the Volunteers in Action (VIA) student club organized a wedding ceremony for five orphan brides at AUC New Cairo.
Distinguished University Professor Graham Harman will be delivering the upcoming Provost’s Lecture titled “Object-Oriented Method in the Humanities, Social Sciences, Art and Architecture” on Sunday
At the third annual Benefit Dinner held in New York City under the theme of Inspiring Women, AUC raised funds in excess of $400,000, with net proceeds being used to support scholarships for female
When ancient Egyptians prepared the dead for the afterlife, they tried to ensure that the departed had everything, including something to eat.
A Mother’s Day celebration for members of the AUC community will be held today, March 23, from 1 to 2 pm in the University Garden, behind the library.
As the death toll in Syria reaches 146,000, the United Nations has increased its efforts to call for a third round of peace talks.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization recently reported that water scarcity is one of the most urgent food security issues facing countries in the Near East and North Africa.
AUC alumna Monica Hanna ’04, ’07 has been recognized by the Saving Antiquities for Everyone (SAFE) nonprofit organization for her tireless efforts to publicize and expose the rampant looting of Egy
At a press conference held at AUC Tahrir Square, AUC officially launched the first University-based startup incubator in Egypt, the AUC Venture Lab (V-Lab).
Nancy Salem and Nazly Abaza, both multimedia journalism seniors, recently won top awards at the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Festival of Media Arts, which received more than 1,350 entries
The Rare Books and Special Collections Library (RBSCL) at AUC has recently received 12,000 volumes of books donated by the family of the late Egyptian writer and philosopher Anis Mansour.
Gilles Kepel, professor and chair of Middle East and Mediterranean studies at the Institut d’études de Paris and senior fellow at the IDEAS centre in the London School of Economics and Political Sc