AUC is hosting The Solar Decathlon Design Challenge – Africa 2025, reaffirming its belief that youth are pivotal in facing climate challenges and promoting energy-efficient building design.

AUC winter course "Egypt, Ancient to Modern Civilization" takes students around Egypt, including to Luxor, Saqqara/Giza, and more.

News@AUC spoke to professor Ibrahim Awad to understand the current political status of the Middle East.

A group of graduate students from Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs turned to AUC for help organizing their Egypt Trek.

As the CMEPS program evolves into a joint degree offering, the current cohort is the first to graduate.

AUC partners with Global Liberal Arts Alliance (GLAA) to offer our students an interactive cultural exchange experience.

AUC awarded Lebanese novelist Mohammed Tarazi the 2024 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature for his novel Mīkrūfūn kātim Ṣawt.

On December 8, the 53-year reign of the al-Assad family came to an end as rebel groups took over Syria.

AUC welcomed Professor Carlos Moreno from Panthéon-Sorbonne University for a talk on urban innovation.

Held in Egypt for the first time, AUC is hosting the UN-Habitat’s biennial World Urban Campaign Assembly on the future of urban planning.

The American presidential election — Trump versus Harris — is around the corner. AUC Faculty broke the politics down to help us understand the differences between both candidates when it comes to Middle East policy, Arab American interests, and U.S. domestic policy.

Maysem Alagamy, a junior at AUC, was selected to represent Egypt at the Arab Capitals Youth Meeting by the Ministry of Youth and Sports.