The tearing down of the nearly 50-year-old Science Building at AUC Tahrir Square –– the six-story building on the corner of Kasr El Aini and Mohamed Mahmoud Streets that once housed AUC’s well-rega
At the first University Forum for the 2015 – 2016 academic year, AUC President Lisa Anderson relayed positive news about the University including turning the corner on the austerity budget, welcomi
AUC’s sustainable campus practices have been featured in the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) Greening Universities Toolkit as a global example of a green, low-carbon institution.
Ahmed Aboutaleb from Cairo is the first recipient of the Omnia Abdullah Bakhsh ’98 Scholarship.
As new and returning students start fall classes, incoming faculty members at AUC are also settling into life on campus.
AUC’s Master of Public Administration and the Master of Public Policy are the first two graduate programs in the Middle East and the third outside the United States to receive accreditation from th
When Ronnie Close, assistant professor of journalism and mass communication, began photography in his youth, he recalls the sense of uncertainty, and trust, that went into every photograph he took.
With strategic enrollment, recruitment and retention of students as his main goals, Provost Sherif Sedky is keen on addressing issues pertaining to advising, course registration and major declarati
The New Cairo campus is bustling, as Fall 2015 classes begin today for nearly 941 new undergraduate students and 230 graduate students.
AUC students had the opportunity to interact and collaborate online with professors and peers from around the world through an innovative course on U.S.
With China’s economic slowdown and the turbulence in global stock markets, oil prices and world stocks have gone down, and panic has spread among investors who fear the beginning of a new financial