A House in Fez describes the story of Suzanna and Sandy Clarke, an Australian couple who restore a riad in the old medina of Fez. They…
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If you ask the average American what their conceptions of the Arab world is. They will likely say something out of American Sniper, or any…
During our stay in Tunisia, Lina, a Tunisian student in another program visiting the same conferences as us, asked me, “How does Tunis…
During our stay in Tunis, at the end of one of our meetings before our coffee break, we were told that President Beji Caid Essebsi…
Fes and Rabat are two of the most important cities in Morocco, with Fes being the religious capital of the country and Rabat being the…
As-salmu alayakum, The time has finally arrived, and the Duke in the Arab World program has come to an end. The majority of us are…
After spending a significant amount of time in Morocco, from Fez to Rabat, I have been able to get a clear, but limited, perspective about…
As my time in Morocco dwindles to a close, I have begun the journey of reflection. And in doing so, though last week I compared…
To many Americans, Tunisia and Morocco are basically the same place. Both countries are in North Africa. They speak some form of Arabic and have…
When we first began this trip, we were introduced to the idea of citizenship (specifically in the Arab world). Ever since then, we have continued…
