AUC Freshman Develops ScribeMe App for People with Visual Impairments

Meet Mark Morad, the AUC freshman who is making the internet more accessible for people with visual impairments.

AUC Library Acquires Rare Archive in Collaboration with U.S. Institutions

AUC’s Libraries and Learning Technologies is collaborating with five leading U.S.

AUCians Excel at World Urban Forum

The 15-Minute City: Q&A with Carlos Moreno

AUC welcomed Professor Carlos Moreno from Panthéon-Sorbonne University for a talk on urban innovation.

Historic Palace Facade in AUC Tahrir Square Undergoes Restoration

If you’ve passed by AUC Tahrir Square recently, you may have noticed scaffolding surrounding the University’s historic palace, the oldest building in AUC Tahrir Square that is more than 150 years old.

AUC Hosts Egypt's First World Urban Campaign Assembly

Held in Egypt for the first time, AUC is hosting the UN-Habitat’s biennial World Urban Campaign Assembly on the future of urban planning.

AUC Launches People with Disabilities Employee Mentorship and Development Program

AUC launches People with Disabilities Employee Mentorship and Development Program.

AUC Research Team Develops Long-Term Disinfectant, NanoGuard

A research team led by Distinguished University Professor Hassan Azzazy developed a novel long-term dual disinfectant formula, NanoGuard.

U.S. Elections: What to Watch

The American presidential election — Trump versus Harris — is around the corner. AUC Faculty broke the politics down to help us understand the differences between both candidates when it comes to Middle East policy, Arab American interests, and U.S. domestic policy.

Halloween at AUC, Through the Archives

In 1979, AUC had its first annual Halloween Party, launching a long tradition that would dominate the AUCian Halloween scene for decades to come. News@AUC dove into the digital archives and dug up old issues of The Caravan that reveal an unmatched world of spooky celebration.

Architecture Student Develops Floating City Prototype to Save Coastal Cities

Nayer Rizkallah proposed a floating city prototype to accommodate displaced citizens and preserve cultural identity.

AUC Junior Represents Egypt at Youth Meeting in Jordan

Maysem Alagamy, a junior at AUC, was selected to represent Egypt at the Arab Capitals Youth Meeting by the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

10 Takeaways from Rashid Khalidi’s Talk on Palestine

Rashid Khalidi speaks on Palestine at AUC, sharing ideas about the inevitability of resistance, the need for Arab states to take more action, and the recent birth of a Western narrative for the Palestinian cause.

Reporting in Conflict Zones

AUC faculty and alumni interviewed 18 Palestinian journalists in Gaza to produce an award-winning research paper on war reporting.

Faculty on Gaza: Tough Questions About the Future

One year into the war in Gaza, an AUC faculty panel addressed the humanitarian crisis and the future of Gaza. Moderated by Khaled Ezzelarab, the event featured Rabab El Mahdi, Karim Haggag, and Hani Sayed.