August 31, 2022
Heat Waves: A New Normal?
From Palmdale, California to Dazhou, China and all continents in between, unprecedented temperatures this summer have impacted the health of our loved ones and wreaked havoc on water, food an
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August 31, 2022Welcome Home: Move-in Week Kicks Off at AUC
Student ExperienceA Syrian, an Algerian and an Egyptian sit together on a sofa.
August 23, 2022COP27 and Beyond: Ambassador Wael Aboulmagd to Discuss Egypt's Climate Strategy, Policy at AUC
Global connectionsEgyptian Ambassador Wael Aboulmagd, the special representative to the COP27 president, will appear at A
August 18, 2022AUC Launches Egyptian Migration Hub to Enhance Refugee Policy, Protection
Global connectionsAs part of its continuous outreach efforts, AUC launched the Egyptian Migration Hub
August 16, 2022AUC’s Libraries and Learning Technologies Wins Prestigious UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize
Global connectionsAUC’s Libraries and Learning Technologies (LLT) won the 2022 UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize for the decades of preservation work carried out by the Rare Books and Special Collections Library (RBSCL).
August 16, 2022Hani Sewilam Wins Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems Nexus Award
Science and TechHani Sewilam, professor at AUC’s Institute of Global Health and Human Ecology and CARES director, has been awarded the 2022 Water Energy Food Ecosystem (WEFE) Nexus Award by the Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area, PRIMA.
August 16, 2022Cynthia Anthony Bids Farewell to AUC After Decades of Service
University NewsAfter 28 years at AUC, Cynthia Anthony is retiring from her position as director of government relations.
August 14, 2022Hani Sewilam Appointed Egypt's Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation
Civic EngagementHani Sewilam, professor at AUC’s Institute of Global Health and Human Ecology and director of the Center for Applied Research on
August 9, 2022Ancient Afflictions: Salima Ikram Investigates Mummy Who Suffered From Oldest Documented Stroke
Arts and CultureA new study co-authored by Salima Ikram (YAB '86) suggests that ancient Egyptians were capable of treating and rehabilitating patients who suffered from strokes.
August 8, 2022Alumna Shahira Diab Elected to Board of Trustees
University NewsShahira Diab ‘98 is AUC's newest trustee.
June 22, 2022The Great Design of History
Arts and CultureIn their award-winning book, AUC faculty chart the evolution of Arab graphic design.
June 22, 2022Innovation for Impact
Arts and CultureFrom pollution to illiteracy, graphic design graduation projects aim to educate, empower and make a difference.