Articles

 By: Carmen Wilke This summer I was honored with the opportunity to conduct research through the Tripoli Project, while being

By: Alex Hall In the aftermath of war, the rubble and political chaos often overshadow the detriment war can have

By: Leah Schulz “What are you doing in Lebanon?” my cab driver asked as I was heading home one night

By: Michael Willis and Quinn Rask Laying the Groundwork In Tripoli today, there is a seemingly secure peace that has

By: Michael J. Willis The revival of a city is a complex, and interconnected process – a crucial factor of

By: Batul K. Sadliwala If you look for mainstream media coverage of Tripoli, Lebanon, having never been there, you’d be

By: Nicolas Normand Thanks to the generous support of the Fares Center and Office of Career Services, I was able

By: Claire Wilson Some say the devastation in Syria has a silver lining for Lebanon’s neglected northern city. The World

By: Dave Moulton Thanks to the generous support of the Fares Center, this summer I had the opportunity to spend

By: Suhail Shersad On Friday, August 23rd 2013, twin explosions killed 27 people and injured another 600 at a busy