German professor Stefan Rinke visited ILAS to talk about the oral history archive that preserves the memory of the victims of the sect.
The second cohort of the TC-Tunisia Project completed Module 4 on October 8 and is currently working on their capstone projects, which are due on November 27.
The event was organized by the Tunis Center, ISG Alumni Association, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
The Center partnered with several schools of Columbia University to offer relevant and timely information to prospective students through interactive information sessions.
Columbia Law School, with alumni Karen Werner (LLM’17) and Diego Navarrete (LLM’18), held an information session about Columbia’s LLM programs.
The Columbia Business School Alumni Club of Chile held an event to welcome for incoming MBA students who start at Columbia in 2023.
In conjunction with the Columbia Alumni Association in Peru, the Santiago Center hosted a successful event that attracted more than 40 alumni.
Book launch of « Transitional justice in process: plans and politics in Tunisia » - by Mariam Salehi
The book launch of Transitional justice in process: plans and politics in Tunisia by Mariam Salehi, co-organized as a "Rencontre Ibn Khaldun".
Participants were finally able to meet in person for a field trip around Tunisia and a roundtables workshop at Columbia Global Centers | Tunis.
In the same year that India became independent, how did a group of six nuns from Kentucky arrive in Bihar to establish a medical practice.
The Tunis Center hosted Prof. Joseph Terwilliger, professor in the Department of Genetics and Development at Columbia University.
Hanya Salah has served as deputy director since 2012.