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As a Youssef Jameel Fellow in the public leadership program of AUC, it’s one of my basic principles to stand with others in demanding their rights, so long as they’re valid, regardless of whether it would be directly beneficial for me or not.
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Some 88 per cent of students surveyed by The Caravan said they had no intention of joining protests in Tahrir on 11/11.
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With a rise in tension between the world’s major global powers, there are many who fear a resurgence of the Cold War politics that put the USA and Russia at loggerheads.
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Some say India is a magical, mystical country. Others are lured to visit – and often stay for prolonged periods – by India’s rich history, its cultures bursting with life and vitality. An exhibition held at AUC last week tried to capture the beauty of this ancient land.
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I don’t mind standing for the commute to AUC, but surely it is more tiring still for those who have been standing packed like sardines since the beginning of the route.
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Photopia stands as a hallmark for the duality of Egyptian culture; a modern hub for photographers set against the backdrop of Cairo’s oldest districts.
Read MoreIn an attempt to create a discussion about how Chahine would have perceived Egypt’s contemporary political scene, the AUC Forum held a panel on Wednesday March 30 titled What Would Youssef Chahine Say?” in Prince Alwaleed Hall.
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Refan AbdelNabi Senior English Editor The Egyptian ‘journalist’ – Shaimaa Abdel Moniem – who asked Leonardo DiCaprio an unintelligible question
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“I still want to know the answer whether the fans in Egypt buy the comics and action figures because they admire them or to show off with them,” Hamam said.
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After this gruesome incident, it is time for us to really decide what matters to us as a community and how we communicate that to each other, to the administration and even to the rest of the international academic world.
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