Notes From Tunisia

This past Saturday, I toured the ruins of Carthage with my friend and colleague  Linda . She is spending seven months working for the Inte...

Last Friday, my students had the privilege of hosting U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Her visit came just ten days after th...

The roads of Tunis are not for the faint of heart. I've been stunned by the unregulated way both drivers and pedestrians seem to conduct...

This past Friday evening, nearly all of Tunis was celebrating in one way or another. Most people were cheering the country's victory ove...

U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer Yesterday, I had a field trip of sorts with my students. We carpooled to the American...

Tunisians seem to have a love affair with tuna.  It appears to be everywhere.  I've been here a month and I have had the fish in ways th...

This past Saturday, Tunisia celebrated the first anniversary of the day when protestors forced its de facto dictator to flee the country.  I...