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An-Nahar: Where History Lives
Photo essay by Aia Dakdouk and Sandra Whitehead
An-Nahar, one of Lebanon’s most influential daily newspapers, is 85 years old. It is considered Lebanon’s “paper of record.” American- British author and journalist Charles Glass, who specializes in...
In the Time of the Mulberry
New book explores Lebanon’s 19th century silk industry, religious taboos and the struggle of women.
19th century Lebanon was not so vastly different from the country we all know and love today. Lebanon has always had...
Lebanon Through the Eyes of French Ambassador H.E. Bruno Foucher
Photos by: Tea Tannoury
In an interview with HOME, the Honorable Bruno Foucher, French Ambassador to Lebanon, shares his views on the “Lebanese equation.”
After landing in Beirut in summer 2017, following years of foreign service...
“The Greatest Communicator”: Anthony Shadid’s Archives Come HOME to AUB
The Anthony Shadid Archives at the American University of Beirut are creating research and learning opportunities that promise to influence the next generation of foreign correspondents.
Below the American University of Beirut’s (AUB) Jefet Library,...
Roman Temples of Mount Hermon
Photos by: Georges Jabbour
Jabal el Sheikh, the “Mountain of the Chief,” the highest summit of the Anti-Lebanon range, majestically rises on the extreme southeastern border of Lebanon. Its summit reaches 2.814 meters (9.232 ft)...