Distinguished University Professor of Egyptology Salima Ikram's Death and Burial in Ancient Egypt 

Thirteen of AUC’s master’s programs have topped the 2019 Eduniversal Rankings, with six be

"After being granted my bachelor’s degree in physics with high honors from the American University in Cairo, Egypt, I applied for five m

Do you remember Nada Hussein Habib, Egypt's top thanawiya amma student in 2018 who was offered a full

Last month, AUC hosted the first official meeting of the newly established Egyptian In-house Legal Counsel (ELC) group, with more than 60 attendees.

In an attempt to help bridge the gap between university education outcomes and the needs of the labor market, AUC recently celebrated the opening of three USAID-funded University

This summer, AUC ushered in high school students to experience college in the first launch of 

Paul Corddry, advisory trustee who served on the Board of Trustees for almost three decades, passed away on July 1, 2019. 

Bernard O'Kane, professor in the Department of Arab and Islamic Civilizations, has released his latest book 

Marilyn Booth (CASA '80), the Khalid bin Abdullah Al Saud Professor in the Study of the Contemporary Arab World and professor and director of research in the Faculty of Oriental Studies at Magdalen

While women play a critical role in Egypt’s social, political and economic development, they are often portrayed in international media as victims of oppressive laws, societal expectations and reli