Are Female Preachers a Move Towards Greater Gender Equality in Egypt?
The Ministry of Religious Endowments recently announced its decision to appoint 144 female preachers in the women’s sections of mosques across Egypt.
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إختلافات في الرأي تؤدي إلى إستقالة أعضاء مجلس الآباء
دعا مجلس الآباء بالجامعة الأمريكية أولياء الامور إنتخاب خمسة أعضاء جدد وتم تعيين الأعضاء الجدد في شهر فبراير، وجاء ذلك بعد استقالة أربعة أعضاء، من ضمنهم رئيس ونائب رئيس المجلس، في شهر يناير نتيجة لخلافات بينهم وبين إدارة الجامعة، خاصاً بعد أزمة زيادة المصاريف نتيجة تعويم الجنيه المصرى.
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Life and Death behind the Wall: The Truth about Healthcare in Occupied Palestine
Fatenah, an animated movie produced in 2009, portrays the struggles of a cancer patient who, because of her Palestinian nationality, is deemed unqualified to receive treatment outside of Gaza.
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Parents Caught between the Association and the Administration
The Parents Association’s (PA) senior leadership, including the president and vice-president, resigned over the winter break following tensions with the University administration over the tuition fees spike.
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Petroleum Engineering Still Seeking Accreditation Ten Years On
AUC’s Petroleum Engineering major (PENG) is yet to receive its academic accreditation 10 years after it was established.
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Students Outraged at TBS for Possible Violations of Labor Rights
A meeting between The Food Services Advisory Committee and the TBS managers took place last Wednesday to address social outrage as members of the AUC community lambasted The Bakery Shop (TBS) for their unsuitable labor regulations.
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Parents File Lawsuit Against University Over Tuition Spikes
The Egyptian Administrative Court released a statement last week postponing its final judgment on the case concerning the dollar portion of AUC’s tuition fees to March 12.
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#OscarsNotSoWhite? Really?
The film industry will always label African-American movies as such. It will never be just a romance movie, or a drama; movies made by African- Americans will always be ‘black romance’ or ‘black drama’.
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Ad: International Programs Office launches Summer Study Abroad program for 2017
International Programs Office launches Summer Study Abroad program for 2017.
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Meet the Parents: University Senate Convenes to Discuss Good Governance
In an emergency meeting on November 29, AUC President Francis J. Ricciardone convened with the University Senate. They were joined, for the first time, by the Parents Association (PA) to discuss the tuition fees crisis.
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