Coptic Chair Cornelia Römer: Bridging Religions, Time with Papyrology For Cornelia Römer, Egyptian Chair in Coptic Heritage at AUC, papyrology builds bridges between religions in modern-day Egypt and in the past.
November 29, 2015 African Fellowship Student James Kegere: Science Shapes Our Societies For James Kegere, a nanotechnology master's student and president of the Black Students Association at AUC, science and social change go hand in hand.
November 29, 2015 Faculty: Reform Requires Change in the Mindset of Educators, Youth Education reform in Egypt requires a change in the mindset of educators and youth, and steps are already being taken in that direction, said Tarek Shawki, dean of AUC’s School of Sciences and Engineering, head of the country’s Presidential Specialized Council for Education and Scientific Research
November 26, 2015 International Scholarship Student Elected UN-Habitat Youth Adviser AUC sophomore Amir Ben Ameur was recently elected to the United Nations-Habitat Youth Advisory Council as a post-conflict adviser.
In Memory of My Loving Daughter Born in Montreal in 1981 to an Egyptian father and British mother, Vanesa B. Korany was an optimistic young lady passionate about creating change and teaching children through art.
Students Perform Arthur Miller's The Crucible; View Photos The Theatre Program's production of The Crucible closed last week after spotlighting the arts and theater scene at AUC. For pictures from the performance, scroll through the slideshow above.
November 25, 2015 Fighting Back: International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, set by the United Nations on November 25, marks the beginning of the UN’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a global campaign to “Orange the World” and raise awareness about different forms of gender-based viole
November 22, 2015 Post-Paris: What’s Next for the Middle East? With the recent escalation of terrorist attacks carried out by Daesh, otherwise known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, in Paris, Beirut and Sharm El Sheikh, many questions remain unanswered: Why is there a sudden surge of violence? Should we expect more terrorist attacks?
AUC's Great Turkey Hunt: Where is the Turkey on Campus? Do you know where the turkey is? Here are some clues on where the three turkeys are hidden around campus:
November 20, 2015 Vodafone Scholar Employed by Vodafone It is a life-time opportunity and it does change lives. Thanks to AUC’s scholarship programs, we are generating change every day.
November 19, 2015 Sustainable Campus Day, Farmers' Market Today to Cultivate Green Living This year’s Sustainable Campus Day is making waves in Bartlett Plaza.
Cheer on the AUC Frisbee Team at First Regional Championship this Weekend Show your eagle pride this weekend by cheering on the AUC Club Frisbee Team at the first annual MENA Frisbee Club Championship. Scroll through the slideshow above for a preview of the event.
November 16, 2015 AUC Joins Top Universities in Arabic Collections Online Archives Initiative AUC’s collection of Arabic books will soon become part of Arabic Collections Online (ACO), a digital archive of Arabic materials, in partnership with New York University in Dubai, as well as Columbia University, Cornell University, Princeton University and t
November 16, 2015 Changing Lives Providing scholarships and financial aid to students from Egypt and the world to study at AUC provides them with an education that empowers them to create positive change in their communities. The U.S.
November 15, 2015 Global Entrepreneurship Week Fosters Out-of-the-Box Thinking on Campus Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) starts today, challenging AUC’s business-minded community to think outside of the box.