This year, the Nobel Peace Prize went to Tunisia. The honoree was the "Quartet", the 2013 alliance of Labor, Employers, Lawyers and activists that was the genesis of the road map for the national dialogue.
Noteworthy is the fact this Nobel Prize is not the first one for the Country. Indeed, 87 years ago, Tunisia's adoptive son Dr. Charles Nicolle received the
Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work at the
Institut Pasteur in Tunis.
George Washington University student Karina Lichtman submitted the following article to our Student Federation Coordinator, Manel Zitoun. The article describes Ms Lichman's impressions of her stay in Tunisia as a student and as teacher.
University of Kansas assistant professor Dr. Jessica Gerschultz is woking on what should be a very interesting book about decorative arts by Tunisian female artists.
