Empowering Women About Their Bodies
By: Vereena Bishoy @vereena_bishoy While sex education has been a staple of primary and secondary curricula in Sweden since the
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Jillian Campana: ‘I Look at Theater as a Social Science’
By: Zena Ali @zenaali77438355 The works of William Shakespeare have enchanted audiences for centuries, but places like The Tempest, King
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For Better or Worse, Till Death Do Us Part … or Not?
By: Vereena Bishoy @vereena_bishoy According to a 2018 report by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization (CAPMAS) 20 percent of
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As If a Friend Has Been Killed
By: Enjy Akram I could still hear her sign-off: “Shireen AbuAqleh, Al Jazeera, Al Quds.” I grew up watching AbuAqleh’s
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From Fighting the Veil to Fighting for it: What Defines Feminism
By: Salma Abouelwafa @salmaabouelwafa Ask women from different regions of the world to define what feminism means to them
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USAID Scholars Activity Develops Young Leaders to Give Back to Egypt
By: Sawsan Ali @SawsanHishamAli The USAID Scholars Activity, a full ride scholarship program, aims to develop a network of
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Juggling Classes and the Ramadan Schedule
By: Omar El Nebei @Omarelnebei Since this is the first time since 2019 that Ramadan fully aligns with classes on
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From Graffiti to the Podcast: Keeping Egyptian History Alive
By: Leila Abdellatif @Leilayasser101 AUC’s Tahrir Square campus, which bore witness to the 2011 January 25 uprising and indeed decades
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A Tale of Cairo’s 1,000 Minarets
By: Nadra El-Beblawy, Mohamed El-Kashef, Mohamed Osman & Ayman El-Attar Special to the Caravan From Cairo’s first mosque in 642,
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Mayhem as Frisbee Team Overcomes Obstacles
Zena Ali @ZenaAli77438355 Mayhem, the frisbee group you may not have heard about, just came in seventh place out of
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