An economics graduate's curiosity led him to protect and preserve Islamic art and architecture worldwide.

A visual arts professor delves into AI’s digital brush — capable of copying form but never feeling the heart behind the art.

From Istanbul to Central Asia, one scholar’s lifelong pursuit of color, craft and architectural memory traces Islamic tilework’s preservation of history.

Assistant Professor Tamara Maatouk dives into the golden age of Egyptian cinema.

With his thesis project premiering at the Cairo International Film Festival, Mark Ayman '25 looks back on his time at AUC that shaped his voice as a storyteller, guiding him from student filmmaker to a rising director.

The Grand Egyptian Museum opened its doors on November 1, 2025. AUC community members weighed in on what the opening means for Egypt, Egyptology, and the world.

A faculty member is part of a collective historical narrative on Arab women designers.

Fatima Hussein ’20 is an architect, jewelry designer and entrepreneur.

Learning Arabic through CASA@AUC, Aleksandar Columby brings his love of music, heritage and the arts to AUC Tahrir Square.

It was 1964 when Leila Saad first fell in love with theatre and launched an acting career that has lasted 61 years (and counting).

AUC is preserving and digitizing a rare collection of newly acquired Arabic and Islamic manuscripts.