The English Department - Faculty of Al-Alsun and Translation, HUE.

On the blessed occasion of Eid Al-Adha, the English Department at the Faculty of Al-Alsun and Translation, Horus University, extends its warmest wishes to all faculty members, teaching assistants, students, and staff.

May this joyful occasion bring peace, happiness, prosperity, and endless blessings to you and your families.

May your days be filled with success, harmony, and cherished moments with your loved ones.

Eid Mubarak to you all ...🌹

Good morning! ☕️
'Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May...' 🌸

♥️🍀Wishing all our amazing students a smooth, stress-free, and successful exam season. You've got this! ☀️🚀

Good morning! ☕️
💛💚 Good morning, scholars! ☀️
Just a reminder 🎙️
As you prep for upcoming exams: You’ve learned more than you think. Stay calm and may your exams be easy! 📖🚀 📖✨💚💛

The English Department, Faculty of Al-Alsun and Translation, Horus University – Egypt, mourns with profound sorrow and deep sadness the passing of Professor Iman El-Meligy, Professor of English Literature at the Faculty of Arts, Damanhour University, and a distinguished member of the Academic Promotions Committee.

The Department extends its sincerest condolences to the family of the deceased, praying that Almighty God may envelop her in His infinite mercy and forgiveness, grant her eternal peace in Paradise, and bestow patience and comfort upon her family and loved ones during this difficult time.

Lolwa Badawy is a distinguished Level One student at the Faculty of Al-Alsun and Translation, majoring in English.
She demonstrates a strong commitment to academic excellence and aspires to pursue advanced studies, with the goal of obtaining her Master’s and PhD degrees and building a successful career in academia.

In addition to her academic dedication, Lolwa has a passion for drawing and reading, pursuits that enhance her creativity and contribute to her intellectual development. She embodies the values of curiosity, perseverance, and continuous learning. We are so proud of her as a distinctive student in the English department.🌹🌹

Lolwa Ahmed

It was a true pleasure teaching the first-year students in the Literature and Criticism II course. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to all of you for your enthusiasm and thoughtful engagement.

Your active participation and intellectual curiosity made every lecture a meaningful and enjoyable experience. I am truly proud of your commitment and the level of insight you demonstrated throughout the course.

The attached photos capture your very first activity in the course—a wonderful beginning that reflected your creativity and collaborative spirit.

Wishing you continued success and excellence in your academic journey. Keep striving, reading, and thinking critically—you have a promising future ahead.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

— Dr. Shaimaa Hassanin

On the occasion of Sinai Liberation Day, the Department of English extends its sincere congratulations to the Egyptian people, honoring the spirit of resilience, sacrifice, and national pride. 🇪🇬 🇪🇬

This day stands as a testament to the unwavering determination and unity that restored every inch of our beloved land.

We pay tribute to the heroes whose courage and devotion made this achievement possible.
May this anniversary continue to inspire future generations to uphold the values of loyalty, dignity, and perseverance.

Wishing Egypt continued peace, progress, and prosperity.🇪🇬🇪🇬

In a distinctive scientific atmosphere, the English Department at the Faculty of Al-Alsun and Translation – Horus University organized a seminar titled:
“Creativity in Literature and Translation in the Age of AI: Limits and Capabilities.”

The seminar was chaired by Professor. Anwar Abdel Karim (Faculty of Arts – Damietta University), featuring distinguished participants: Professor Dr. Rafi Habib (Rutgers University – USA), Professor. Magda Mansour Hasab El Nabi (Girls' College – Ain Shams University), Dr. Ahmed El Azaby (Faculty of Languages and Translation – Al-Azhar University), and Dr. Ibrahim El Gazzar (Horus University), with an active attendance from colleagues and students.

The seminar witnessed rich and inspiring discussions on the role of artificial intelligence in literature and translation, as well as the future of integration between humans and technology.
Sincere thanks and appreciation to the Board of Trustees, Professor. Ashraf Kouta, Dean of the Faculty, the esteemed President of the University, and the honorable vice presidents for their continuous support, and to everyone who contributed to the success of this event.

This marks a new step for the English Department towards enhancing scientific dialogue and opening broader horizons for the development of literature and translation.