Librarian Eman Morgan debunks archiving myths, guiding access to AUC's Rare Books and Special Collections Library.

Arabic script takes form in the work of Mariem Abutaleb ’20, becoming rhythm, pattern and visual emotion where meaning is felt, not just read.

From AUC student to international director, Ahmed El Attar ’93 returns to revive the Falaki Mainstage Theater.

Musicians and scholars at AUC debate innovation and heritage preservation as AI enters Arab music in a rapidly evolving landscape.

The Hadhramout Culture Foundation is partnering with AUC to bring Bakathir Museum to the Falaki MainStage Theater at AUC Tahrir Square.

An economics graduate's curiosity led him to protect and preserve Islamic art and architecture worldwide.

A visual arts professor delves into AI’s digital brush — capable of copying form but never feeling the heart behind the art.

From Istanbul to Central Asia, one scholar traces Islamic tilework’s preservation of history.

Assistant Professor Tamara Maatouk dives into the golden age of Egyptian cinema.

With his thesis project premiering at the Cairo International Film Festival, Mark Ayman '25 looks back on his time at AUC that shaped his voice as a storyteller, guiding him from student filmmaker to a rising director.

The Grand Egyptian Museum opened its doors on November 1, 2025. AUC community members weighed in on what the opening means for Egypt, Egyptology, and the world.