When Lexi Shereshewsky (YAB ’08) and Demetri Blaisdell (YAB ’08) lived in Damascus, Syria throughout 2009 and 2010, they experienced the country’s rich history and traditions, hospitable people, an
As a marker of AUC’s significant contributions to scientific and scholarly research, four papers by three AUC professors were selected for Nature Index 2015, m
At a special reception yesterday with President Lisa Anderson, eight AUC staff members received the Fall 2015 Shukran (Thank You) awards, established this year as part of a set of new reward progra
Lebanese writer and journalist Hassan Daoud was awarded the 2015 Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature Award at the awards ceremony on Saturday for his novel La tariq ila al-janna (No Ro
Ewart Memorial Hall has been a cultural hub of downtown Cairo since its doors opened in 1928, serving as a gathering place for lovers of literature, theatre, music and all forms of&n
Manuela Badawy ’06 is an award-winning journalist with a 15-year career in business and financial journalism.
Monochrome: The Photography of Amr El Sawah at The Photographic Gallery captures life in Egypt on film. For pictures from the exhibition, scroll through the slideshow above.
With an estimated 15 to 20 percent of the Egyptian population affected by hepatitis C, the infection rate is the highest in the world.
When Howard Gardner and Katie Davis of Harvard and Washington universities coined the term “the app generation” to describe today’s youth, they were spot on.
For Cornelia Römer, Egyptian Chair in Coptic Heritage at AUC, papyrology builds bridges between religions in modern-day Egypt and in the past.
For James Kegere, a nanotechnology master's student and president of the Black Students Association at AUC, science and social change go hand in hand.