Monkeypox in Egypt: Faculty Discuss Facts, Address Concerns Over Virus
While the world is still reeling from the shock of the coronavirus pandemic, another virus has not so subtly slipped into the limelight: monkeypox.
While the world is still reeling from the shock of the coronavirus pandemic, another virus has not so subtly slipped into the limelight: monkeypox.
Coming from abroad or returning to their alma mater, AUC welcomed a new cohort of around 40 faculty members this fall.
AUC has joined the Race to Zero campaign, a UN-backed global initiative aimed at achieving a zero-ca
Launching for the first time in early 2023, AUC’s Piece of Mind festival aims to
Enthusiastically returning to her roots, Noha El-Mikawy ‘82 has become the new dean of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy.
After 70 years of maintaining the British monarchy’s non-political status, the death of Queen Elizabeth II has raised concerns over how the transfer of power to King Charles III may disrupt t
In late August, Egypt became a temporary home for current and former basketball legends, as the country held, for the first time, the NBA and International Basketball Federation (FIBA)’s
Paul Hannon, an AUC trustee for more than four decades and former chair of the University’s Board of Trustees, died last week.
Fady Morcos, assistant provost for Innovative Learning Experiences and associate professor of practice at AUC, is among the
The same year she was appointed director of the mental health unit at Palestine’s Ministry of Health, Samah Jabr took part in the Leadership in Mental Health, Eastern Mediterranean Region (LM