After several years of construction and millions of dollars in investment, the School of Science and Engineering’s (SSE) new campus building still needs two to three more weeks of work before becoming fully operational, according to estimates by the school’s dean, Medhat Haroun.
September 16, 2008
President blames contractors for campus delay
American University in Cairo’s President David Arnold told a packed auditorium on Monday that its construction contractors were to blame for the delays in finishing the new $400 million campus, and promised a number of improvements over the next three weeks.
September 16, 2008
Campus move costly to student groups
By Menna Taher
Student organization leaders said new expenses and university restrictions on the new campus are costing them, while transportation concerns and the campus’ remote location are obstacles to attracting new members.
The main reason clubs will lose money, according to Aida Maged, director of the office of student organization committees, is a new restriction on [...]
September 16, 2008
Students push for more prayer spaces
Muslim students at the American University in Cairo have been circulating a petition aimed at getting the school to reserve more areas on campus for daily prayers.
September 16, 2008
Questions linger about move
Despite efforts by university officials to talk about the move from Old Cairo, students and faculty still ask why the school was shifted when the new campus is not completed.


