March 7, 2021 Campus Conversation: Updates Last Thursday's Campus Conversation conveyed several important University updates on COVID-19, anti-harassment training, hybrid instruction and more.
March 3, 2021 'It's Very Refreshing to be Back on Campus' - AUC Community Returns to Campus for Hybrid Classes March 1 marked the community's partial return to campus, as the University resumed the hybrid mode of class instruction.
March 2, 2021 Msh Zanbik: Play Exploring Sexual Harassment Showing Soon Msh Zanbik, formerly known as You-W-Ana Too, is hitting the stage at AUC on March 22.
March 2, 2021 Chasing Circuits: AUC Spinoff Suitera Making Way for Future Generations of Electronics With an increased need to solve newly emerging challenges in the electronics design automation industry, faculty members at AUC established Suitera, the second AUC spinoff company.
March 2, 2021 AUC's NanoEbers Wins French-Egyptian Prize for Technology Detecting Water Toxins The Department of Chemistry's NanoEbers recently won the Coup de Couer prize at the French Egyptian Startup Competition for creating a technology used to detect harmful toxins in water.
February 24, 2021 The Future of AUC: Second Annual Strategic Business Planning Conference Strengthening its culture of community involvement, AUC held the Second Annual Strategic Business Planning Conference this week, virtually bringing together around 70 AUC leaders to discuss the University’s FY22 plans and the integrated planning process at large.
February 23, 2021 AUC Alumni Among Forbes Middle East's Top 50 Power Businesswomen Every year, Forbes Middle East selects and ranks 50 powerful businesswomen from across the region.
March 8, 2021 Aisha Altubuly '21 Combats Gender-Based Violence in Libya “Gender-based violence can be in the form of patriarchal norms through propagating gender stereotypes and always putting women and girls in a weaker position, or assuming that certain things are out of their capacity because of their gender traits and
February 23, 2021 The First to Specialize in Nanotubes in Egypt: Amal Esawi Works to Make Aluminum Stronger and Lightweight "When I first joined Yousef Jameel Science and Technology Research Center, I developed a huge interest in nanotechnology.
February 16, 2021 Graphic Design Alumnae Recognized for 'Best Arab Posters' Lana Kurdi '20 and Mariem Abutaleb '20, graduates of the graphic design program, both designed posters that were recently recognized as some of the 100 Best Arabic Posters of 2020.
February 14, 2021 Valentine's Day Around the World As with all other holidays, Valentine's Day takes different shapes around the world, as people weave their unique cultures and traditions into the celebration. Here are some ways the day of love is celebrated around the world.
February 16, 2021 Faculty Researches Automated Solutions to Complex Health Challenges “My research activities dramatically improve my effectiveness as a teacher,” said Hassan Azzazy, professor and chair of the Department of Che
February 16, 2021 Soraya Bahgat '06, Advocate for Women and Girls, Reflects on Her Long Journey Calling for Gender Equality Soraya Bahgat '06, a member of the UN Women Gender Innovation Agora and the first Arab and Middle Eastern to receive Hän Honor, the Finnish Government's award
April 7, 2021 Doris Cummings Cox: Cairo Chronicle in the 1940s "An outgoing, amiable, and adventurous young woman" is how Barbara Cox Kozemchak, the daughter of Doris Cummings Cox (1922 – 2012), chose to describe her.
February 9, 2021 Elham Fadaly ‘13 and Netherlands Team Win Physics World 2020 Breakthrough of the Year Recently, Physics World magazine announced that Elham Fadaly ’13 and her team at the Ei
