City Diplomacy Lab leads training on mixed migration challenges to foster institutional innovation and sustainable development.
Nine Columbia students enjoyed a guided tour of the Medina of Tunis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to 698 A.D.
Thirty-three students from Columbia and Harvard gathered for a first-of-its kind networking event in Tunis.
Djerba, an island in the south of Tunisia, is renowned as a sanctuary for various religious and cultural groups.
During their stay in Tunisia, the Kraft Global Fellows seized the opportunity to explore one of the country's premier historical sites.
A location of great historical importance not only to Tunisia but also to the broader Mediterranean region.
Professor Paul Love, the author of 'The Ottoman Ibadis of Cairo', delivered a talk on the social history of the Ibadi Muslims.
The French Ambassador to Tunisia, Ms. Anne Guéguen, organized a reception for Columbia students at the French Residence.
Professor Houssem Eddine Chachia delivered a lecture on the power and network of the Moriscos in Tunisia during the early modern period.
CGC Tunis welcomed the 2024 Kraft Global Fellows for a vibrant exploration of North Africa's past and present.
Along with a team of researchers, Mike Kaplan recently conducted fieldwork in the north of the country.