For Helmi Hazem Abouramadan, a freshman majoring in construction engineering who was born and raised in Gaza, studying outside of Palestine has always been a big dream.
Although it is only October, many soon-to-be alumni are already asking the inevitable question: What will I do after I graduate?
Tonight, the third and final U.S. presidential debate will be held at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Inaugurated in a packed Bassily Auditorium, AUC’s 12th President Francis J.
Monday, October 17
Official Ceremony
Students in the rhetoric and composition class, Travel Narratives in the Middle East, had the chance to not only write about their travel adventures in different cities around the world, but also g
AUC alumni and staff members have partnered with the Qurna History Project to collect oral histories from local residents of the Upper Egyptian town of Qurna, before their stories disappear forever
Following a steep decrease in 2011, the number of international nondegree students at AUC (those who are studying abroad or enrolled in the Arabic Language Intensive Program or the Center for Arabi
Hoopoe Fiction, a new imprint launched by the AUC Press, is aimed at bringing contemporary stories about the Middle East to a wider global au
Video: Kamal Adham Center for Television and Digital Journalism
Four AUC alumnae — Yuriko Koike (CASA ‘71), Anne Aly ‘90, Rania Al Mashat ‘95 and Maya Morsy ‘95— are making headlines, and making AUC proud, with their groundbreaking work in politics, economics a
His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council member, ruler of Sharjah and president of American University of Sharjah (AUS), met with Francis J.