A faculty member is part of a collective historical narrative on Arab women designers.

Fatima Hussein ’20 is an architect, jewelry designer and entrepreneur.

Learning Arabic through CASA@AUC, Aleksandar Columby brings his love of music, heritage and the arts to AUC Tahrir Square.

It was 1964 when Leila Saad first fell in love with theatre and launched an acting career that has lasted 61 years (and counting).

AUC is preserving and digitizing a rare collection of newly acquired Arabic and Islamic manuscripts.

Discover how ancient Egypt’s simple, local diet still shapes staples on Egyptian tables today.

Once erased from history books, feminist icon Doria Shafik and her work live on at AUC through the archives.

AUC’s School of Continuing Education (SCE) recently graduated the inaugural cohort of Egypt’s first Film Industry Business Certificate, a program that launched this summer in partnership with the international Silver Screen Film School in Romania.

Faculty recommend popular and off-the-beaten-path Islamic monuments in Cairo and tell us the history behind them.

Waleed Alasad '91 shares a tribute to Ewart Memorial Hall and AUC, where he and his fellow Sudanese students found community, identity and home

AUC's educational philosophy has always centered on liberal arts, cocurriculars and public service.

Understanding your attachment style could improve the relationship you have with your family, your colleagues and yourself.