November 29, 2020 You, W-Ana Too: Exploring Sexual Harassment from Multiple Perspectives AUC’s Theatre Program is looking to cast actors for the upcoming production, You W-Ana Too, a play that explo
November 24, 2020 What Are You Thankful for This Year? The COVID-19 pandemic has given us time to sit back and reflect on ourselves, the people around us and things we might have taken for granted before. With Thanksgiving coming up, we wanted to hear from members of the AUC community about what they've realized they're thankful for this year.
November 24, 2020 How Can We Combat Harassment and Why Should We Care? Launching the AUC SpeakUp Dialog Series “The hardest problems to solve are those that we find too shameful even to name or to admit exist,” said President Francis Ricciardone in his opening remarks during the inauguration of the AUC SpeakUp Dialog Series held last Thursday.
November 23, 2020 Campus Conversation: What to Expect for Spring 2021 Yesterday's Campus Conversation answered some of the community's most pressing questions, explaining how the University will move toward a higher density campus next semester, which courses are given priority for face to face, the grading system and more.
November 22, 2020 Dr. Ashraf Hatem Wins Parliamentary Elections University Counselor Ashraf Hatem recently won the parliamentary elections for the Qasr El Nil, Abdin district.
November 18, 2020 AUC Holds Open Discussions with Students About Online Education Challenges In an effort to address student concerns about online learning and open channels of communication during this difficult time, AUC held school-based communication sessions this week for students to voice their concerns and reflect on their experiences.
November 23, 2020 Egypt’s Minister of Civil Aviation Visits AUC Egypt’s Minister of Civil Aviation Mohammad M. Anba visited the New Cairo campus for the first time last week to explore further fields of mutual partnership with AUC and enhance the exchange of future services.
November 17, 2020 'Invest in Youth' — Dutch Minister and Alumna Sigrid Kaag Speaks at Nadia Younes Memorial Lecture Focusing on the impact of COVID-19 in the Middle East, the 14th Nadia Younes Memorial Lecture hosted Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Sigrid Kaag '85, who appeared in Ewart Memorial Hall over Zoom.
November 17, 2020 'Nothing Short of Fantastic' - AUC's CASA Welcomes U.S., International Students "The activities we do are varied and genuinely engaging, the workload is intense enough to be challenging without overwhelming students, and everything we do is through the medium of Arabic.
November 16, 2020 Ten Faculty Members Among Top 2% Impactful Scientists Globally Ten faculty members from AUC's School of Sciences and Engineering have been named in the
November 15, 2020 Beyond the Apps Conference Last week's Beyond the App conference, hosted by AUC and SUNY Cortland’s Literacy Department, connected literacy leaders around the globe with Egyptian and American teachers as well as teachers from many other countries.
November 10, 2020 "A Global Election" — America Chooses Joe Biden After a five-day election, former Vice President Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris were elected as the new leaders of the United States. Biden passed the 270 needed electoral college votes on Saturday, denying incumbent President Donald Trump a second term in office.
November 17, 2020 The Impact of Digitization on the Publishing Sector: How Nahdet Misr Is Coping Fast-evolving technology and digitization have left companies with no choice other than digital transformation. Taking the publishing industry as an example, users are currently consuming more content than ever on their digital devices.
November 10, 2020 'To All Women: It’s Time to Unleash Our Power' For business administration student Malak El Menyawi, the ABZ case as well as Nadeen Ashraf's @AssaultPolice were the main trigger for AUC's Student Union to start a task force in collaboration with Heya student organization. The initiative aims to encourage sexual harassment victims to