Chemotherapy drugs, which are frequently administered as part of cancer treatment to either kill the tumor or keep it from growing larger while making the patient more comfortable, are often associ
Recently selected as the scientific adviser to the Sharqiya governorate, Salah Arafa, professor of physics, is focused on transferring technology to induce real development in rural areas, not by e
AUC has recently received a rare collection of more than 1,000 cactus plants of different sizes and types from Saad El Din Al Rakshy, professor of dairy microbiology at Alexandria University.
Out of 148 countries surveyed in the 2013 – 2014 Global Competitiveness Report, Egypt ranked 118 in terms of global competitiveness, lagging behind other countries in the Middle East and North Afri
Ending a three-year pilot project to introduce sustainability concepts in Egyptian public schools, AUC’s Center for Sustainable Development (CSD), in cooperation with the Education for Sustainable
Egypt faces persistent fuel and electricity shortages, as well as the threat of rising sea levels from global warming.
The Research Institute for Sustainable Environment (RISE), formerly the Desert Development Center, has successfully installed a new drip irrigation system, including pop-up sprinklers, and establis
Reem Deif, a psychology major and development studies minor, went to an orphanage every Saturday to teach children with learning disabilities Arabic, math and general skills through the nongovernme
Getting a glimpse of real-life stock brokerage, students in the Investment Analysis finance class used a simulation software to trade on the U.S.
Seven AUC graduate programs were recently ranked among the best five in Africa and among the top 200 worldwide in the 2013 - 2014 Eduniversal rankings.Three graduate programs from the School of Bus
The Hill House was named after William Bancroft Hill and his wife Elise Weyerhaeuser Hill. William Hill served on AUC’s Board of Trustees for almost 25 years, including 20 years as chairman.
