March 10, 2014 AUC Launches Egypt’s First University-Based Incubator At a press conference held at AUC Tahrir Square, AUC officially launched the first University-based startup incubator in Egypt, the AUC Venture Lab (V-Lab).
March 9, 2014 AUC Launches Swimming Academy for Children, Adults In the first of what might become a successive line of University-based sports academies, the AUC Swimming Academy is now officially open for applicants ages 4 and above who wish to take either private or group lessons.
Students Awarded Nationally for New 3D System Helping software developers create new virtual reality applications –– from games, classroom learning and training simulations to therapy for sufferers of phobias and post-traumatic stress disorder –– a group of computer science students at AUC created an innovative open-source platform to meet d
March 5, 2014 International Day Today to Highlight World Cup Theme The 27th annual International Day will be held today, Tuesday, March 11, at AUC New Cairo. This year’s International Day, which will begin at 1 pm, aims to celebrate campus diversity through its timely theme, AUC World Cup.
March 5, 2014 This Month in AUC History: Ewart Memorial Hall Completed Construction of Ewart Memorial Hall began in 1927 and was completed in March 1928.
March 4, 2014 Q & A: The Process Behind the Selection of New Staff Uniforms One of the noticeable things when walking around campus are the new uniforms worn by security guards and housekeeping personnel, as well as other University employees.
Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here Will Be Exhibited Through the Summer As part of an international tour organized by a San Francisco-based project, the Rare Books and Special Collections Library is hosting the Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here exhibition, featuring 54 artistic and unconventional books dedicated to the memory of Baghdad’s Al-Mutanabbi Street.
Submit Pictures, Win Prizes at the Community Day Photo Contest Submit pictures ofCommunity Day to [email protected] or use #AUCEgypt on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. The three winners who are selected will receive vouchers from Auntie Anne's and L'Aroma Café.
Hudson: Arab Countries Need Authoritative, not Authoritarian, Leaders What the Middle East needs the most right now are strong, authoritative –– not authoritarian –– leaders to come to power and restore stability, as well as the adoption of new “legitimacy formulas” that encompass the popular demands of the people, noted Distinguished Visiting Professor Michael C.
AUC Graduate Student Awarded by Japanese Prime Minister Takeshi Kobayashi, an international relations graduate student at AUC, recently accepted an award from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for an essay he submitted in a nationwide competition on how to best prepare Japan for the 2020 Summer Olympics, which will be hosted in Tokyo.
February 25, 2014 AUC Alumni, Coaches Train Street Children Soccer Team At AUC’s Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Football and Track Stadium, a team of Egyptian street children took to the field to practice soccer twice a week.
February 24, 2014 Nabil Fahmy to Deliver Nadia Younes Lecture on Egypt's Foreign Policy Egypt's Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy will deliver the Nadia Younes Memorial Lecture today, March 2, at 6 pm in Moataz Al Alfi Hall, AUC New Cairo. Fahmy’s lecture is titled “Foreign Policy for New Egypt: Beyond Ballots and Politics.”
March 4, 2014 AUC Team Uses Solar Energy to Develop Self-powered Wireless Networks Wireless sensor networks, made up of nodes that read information and transmit data wirelessly to a central computer, have numerous potential uses, including non-invasive diabetes monitoring, home security systems and energy-saving smart homes, but their use is limited by reliance on batteries.
February 23, 2014 This Month in AUC History: First Accreditation Granted in 1982 AUC was granted accreditation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education for the first time in February 1982.
Students Combat Stereotypes Through Social Psychology Exchange The Pew Research Center released a report in 2011, which found that many Muslims and Westerners hold negative stereotypes of the other.
