“No University is an island” is the main message of the symposium, Universities and their Neighborhoods: An AUC-AUB Conversation, spotlighting the responsibilities of universities to thei
Sahar Nasr ’85, ’90, adjunct faculty in the Department of Economics, is now the new minister of international cooperation.
Imagine someone came to a Halloween party dressed as an “African,” wearing tribal print clothes and painting their skin black.
Working with a country as complex as the Caribbean nation of Haiti requires a person of many talents and diverse experiences. Last spring, the United Nations decided Mourad Wahba was that person.
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in Egypt, according to the Breast Cancer Foundation of Egypt, and in the United States, one in every eight women is diagnosed wi
After millennia of failed attempts, contemporary nanotechnology is the closest humanity has come toward the pursuit of alchemy.
Members of the Board of Trustees were on campus last week, as part of their weeklong visit to Cairo to engage directly with various constituencies and gain firsthand knowledge of Cairo and AUC.
Sitting atop Egypt’s first green rooftop at AUC’s faculty housing building, Khaled Tarabieh, assistant professor of sustainable design in the Department of Construction and Architectural Engineerin
The Academic Community Engagement (ACE) Teacher Training Program is expanding AUC’s borderless classroom to Ma’asara, providing 20 public school teachers from the area with professional and technic
Several years ago, an AUC custodian confronted a life-threatening situation. His son needed an immediate operation, but the father couldn't afford to pay for it.
For Amr Khaled Elalfy, Student Union chair representative, attending the American Student Government Association (ASGA) in Washington, D.C.
Despite the competitive nature of today’s job market, Tarek Abdalla ’99, Google’s regional head of marketing for the Middle East and North Africa, believes that AUC graduates are provided the requi