AUC New Cairo

Crossing Pathways: Exploring the World of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Learn about the diverse experiences of individuals on the spectrum and walk away with practical strategies for building more inclusive environments on campus and beyond.

Oct

Barriers for Students with Hidden Disabilities

1:00 pm – 1:50 pm

AUC New Cairo

Not every disability is visible. Join us to learn how to overcome barriers that are associated with hidden disabilities.

Sep

Disability Etiquette 101

1:00 pm – 1:50 pm

AUC New Cairo

Join our workshop to learn helpful hints and pointers which you can use in your everyday life to communicate effectively and respectfully with people with disabilities.

Sep

12th Edition of the All-Africa University Games

Sep 9 – Sep 16

8:00 am – 9:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

For the first time in Egypt, AUC hosts the All-African University Games, bringing together student-athletes from across the continent in a celebration of sport, diversity and excellence.

Sep

CuttingEEG Cairo Garden 2026

Sep 21 – Sep 25

10:00 am

AUC New Cairo

Join researchers, clinicians and engineers for five days of hands-on electroencephalography workshops, expert lectures and global plenary talks at CuttingEEG Cairo Garden 2026.

Sep

History Hash Outs | Cairo and the African Revolution: The Making of an Anti-Colonial Hub

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

Sara Hussein is History PhD candidate at UCLA studying intellectual and diplomatic Abstract: This talk is adapted from my dissertation, which recovers Afro-Arab histories of political, cultural, and intellectual exchange that thrived in mid-twentieth-century Cairo, when the city emerged as a global center fostering transnational cooperation across the formerly and still-colonized world. Betwee...

Oct

History Hash Outs | Governing Muslims: Law and the Making of Russian Imperial Rule in Crimea, 1783–1850

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

Dilyara Agisheva, Adjunct, History Department, AUC & Research Fellow at Max-Weber Kolleg, University of Erfurt Abstract: Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 1783 brought a predominantly Muslim territory, formerly connected to the Ottoman Empire, under the authority of an expanding empire. Although Catherine II promised to protect the religion, property, and institutions of her new subjects, ann...

Oct

History Hash Outs | Building the Future: Cold War Development in Egypt and the Gulf

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

Learn how Egyptians imagined future development between decolonization and neoliberal globalization with Masha Kirasirova of New York University Abu Dhabi.

Oct

History Hash Outs | Out of the Phoenix’s Ashes: Valentine de Saint-Point and the Eastern

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

Trace the incredible post-World War I journey of French writer Valentine de Saint-Point to Cairo with historian Mariam Elashmawy.

Nov

History Hash Outs | Alexandria Again: Islamic Philosophy and Decolonisation in Mid-20th Century Egypt

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

AUC New Cairo

Discover how modern Egyptian philosophers reclaimed Alexandrian cosmopolitanism for an independent Egypt, with Simon Conrad of the Orient-Institute Beirut.

Crossing Pathways: Exploring the World of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Barriers for Students with Hidden Disabilities

Disability Etiquette 101

12th Edition of the All-Africa University Games

CuttingEEG Cairo Garden 2026

History Hash Outs | Cairo and the African Revolution: The Making of an Anti-Colonial Hub

History Hash Outs | Governing Muslims: Law and the Making of Russian Imperial Rule in Crimea, 1783–1850

History Hash Outs | Building the Future: Cold War Development in Egypt and the Gulf

History Hash Outs | Out of the Phoenix’s Ashes: Valentine de Saint-Point and the Eastern

History Hash Outs | Alexandria Again: Islamic Philosophy and Decolonisation in Mid-20th Century Egypt

AUC Tahrir Square

New York Office