Spring 2024
History Is in the Cards
AUC student Lena Boraei, teaches children about important antiquities, highlighting 30 significant landmarks in Cairo's Al Khalifa neighborhood.
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Student SpotlightHistory Is in the Cards
AUC student Lena Boraei teamed up with community initiative Athar Lina to engage kids in local history through cards.
Faculty at the ForefrontThe Cultural Significance of Hair in Egypt
Assistant Professor Ramy Aly looks to contemporary Egyptian hair culture to give insight into how race functions on a social level in Egypt.
Faculty at the ForefrontHealth and Happiness
Professor Mohamed Salama tackles misconceptions about aging and delves into Egypt's first long-term aging study, which he launched last year.
FeatureCenturies in Stone: Cairo's Historic Monuments
Faculty recommend popular and off-the-beaten-path Islamic monuments in Cairo and tell us the history behind them.
Alumni profileGame Changer
From athlete to social entrepreneur, Karim Hosny aEUR(TM)05 is coaching the next generation of leaders
Alumni profileOld Is Gold
Dina Hashish is empowering seniors to live their lives to the fullest, promoting healthy aging in Egypt and beyond.
SnapshotInternal Affairs
AUC’s Presidential Associates program has brought U.S. graduates to Egypt for a yearlong experience that launches diverse careers.
One More ThingThe Ship Goes Where the Water Flows
An AUC student reflects on her experience volunteering at a local children's hospital.
