May 10, 2020
AUC Holds Second Media Virtual Discussion on the World Order Post COVID-19
"The question now is: Who will lead the world? After China's domination, Europe dominated the 19th century, and then the U.S.
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May 10, 2020AUC, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research Sign Public School Scholarships Agreement
AUC and Egypt’s Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the University to annually allocate 30 full-tuition scholarships to the government for Egyptian public school students who wish to pursue their undergraduate studies at AUC, in accordance with the University’s admission requirements. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research will nominate the students for the scholarships.
May 5, 2020'An Obligation to the Community' — AUC's Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Research and Innovation Initiative
News“We have a role and an obligation to the community,” said Alaa-Eldin Adris, associate provost for research, innovation and creativity, when asked about the purpo
May 5, 2020Preserving 'One of the Most Important' Settlement Sites in Egypt
Peter Lacovara, visiting research scholar at AUC, along with Salima Ikram (YAB '86), distinguished University professor of Egyptology, and her graduate students, are working to preserve an importan
May 3, 2020Campus Conversation: The President's Operational Excellence Initiative
Last Thursday’s Virtual Campus Conversation introduced the Presidential Operational Excellence Initiative, which establishes seven committees spanning different areas.
April 29, 2020Despite Pandemic, Student Clubs Continue Tradition of Giving in Ramadan
Despite the current circumstances — COVID-19 pandemic, national curfew,
April 29, 2020Biotechnology Alumna Busts Myths, Shares Facts on COVID-19
Reem Al Olaby (MSc ’11, PHD ’14) is an assistant professor of biology and biotechnology at California Northstate University.
April 21, 2020Happy Earth Week from CARES
AUC's Center for Applied Research on the Environment and Sustainability (CARES) uses different techniques to sustainably grow crops around campus.
