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In the hours after Hurricane Irma struck and devastated the island of Sint Maarten, administrative leaders at AUC began the monumental task of finding a venue to temporarily relocate and carry out the rest of the September 2017 semester.

Despite major strides in early detection and treatment, breast cancer remains the most common cancer in women worldwide. This October, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, AUC students and staff organized numerous events to underscore the ongoing burden of disease.

More than 20 alumni and their families joined AUC's Office of Alumni Relations on Saturday, October 26 for a day of fun at Disneyland.

Natural disasters, disease outbreaks, mass shootings: Physicians are increasingly called on to lead and serve in large scale emergencies. With these incidents on the rise, how can you prepare?

In March 2011, the Syrian government violently responded to public demonstrations in support of the Arab Spring.

Have your winter holidays been spent working in the hospital? We want to hear from you!

AUC's third and final Community Action Day of the year took place on Saturday, October 19. More than 220 students, faculty, staff and family contributed to service projects at 14 sites across the island

AUC School of Medicine honored nearly 100 students during the Celebration of Academic Excellence on Friday, October 18.

Medical and disaster planning experts from around the globe are set to converge in Sint Maarten for the 2020 International Conference on Disaster Medicine and Hurricane Resiliency.

Ten speakers captivated a soldout audience at AUC’s first TEDx event on October 13. TEDxAUCMED brought together students and members of the Sint Maarten community for a 7-hour program of powerful and inspiring talks.