Students ran an accessibility simulation to honor the International Day of People with Disabilities, and show AUC community members how to step into the shoes of others when making accommodations.

Heba Kotb '84, associate professor of practice in psychology, worked with the World Health Organization to research ways autism support can be tailored to the Egyptian context.

When AUC freshman Ahmed Amara thinks of his home in Sudan, he thinks of his friends.“My favorite memory is the friendships I had in my neighborhood,” Amara says. “We would do everything together— ...

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If you have not yet received the required supporting documents (such as a letter of acceptance for a conference presentation or a letter of acceptance from the host institution for the ...

AUC’s School of Continuing Education (SCE) has launched a Business Leadership in Healthcare Certificate to annually train approximately 450 medical students from the Facul A new AI Journalism diploma ...

Reviving Egyptian Heritage at AUCFor decades, the pioneering Reda Troupe took Egyptian folk dances to the world stage, but ...

Rached Zeghlache ’17, a biology graduate of AUC’s premedical track, recently passed her board exams and completed her ...

Based on interviews with 18 Palestinian journalists in Gaza, AUC faculty and alumni published an award-winning research paper that highlighted the relationship between media and war, using Gaza as a ...

AUC honored two faculty members during the June 2025 undergraduate commencement for their distinguished contributions to research and academic service at the University. "I am truly honored, humbled ...