AUCians can stay home and stay safe, but they can't stay inactive. Check out some of the creative ways they've been spending their time during the quarantine

Jasmine Moussa '02, '05 discusses her early days of activism and current career in international law.

A new book from Andrew Simon (CASA aEUR(TM)10) examines Egyptian popular culture through oft-overlooked cassette tapes.

AUC’s Presidential Associates program has brought U.S. graduates to Egypt for a yearlong experience that launches diverse careers.

Assistant Professor Gabriele Cosentino studies how misinformation is reshaping beliefs in the post-truth era.

In honor of the School of Continuing Education's centennial, we looked through the University Archives to learn more about the schoolaEUR(TM)s history and impact

From athlete to social entrepreneur, Karim Hosny aEUR(TM)05 is coaching the next generation of leaders

AUCaEUR(TM)s specialized faculty-led programs take international students on a tour through EgyptaEUR(TM)s past, present and future

Mohamed Samy Abdallah ’21, pursuing a PhD in applied physics at Harvard University, is developing machine learning models to accelerate and improve computational techniques for material discovery and engineering.

As Egypt expands its Universal Health Insurance System to cover all citizens by 2030, addressing gaps in access, affordability and quality of care has become crucial.

JRMC undergraduate students as well as AUCTV and graduate students from the Kamal Adham Center received several awards at media and film festivals in Egypt.