The following keynote address was delivered by Mirror-Spectator editor Alin K. Gregorian at the annual Genocide commemoration in Providence, on April 28. As most know, we commemorate the date April[...]
By Doug Fraser BOSTON — Five faculty at the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine have been named as the newest recipients of Edward Avedisian Professorships, which are[...]
BELMONT — When it comes to business, it is notoriously hard to work with family. Just try telling that to sisters-in-law Margarit Belorian and Ani Stepanian, who own and run[...]
WATERTOWN — The stakes for Armenia seem to be high, less than four years after the disastrous second Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) war in 2020, this time waged unilaterally and with[...]
CÁDIZ, Spain — Anahit Margaryan, a doctoral student at the University of Cádiz, is currently in the final stages of establishing the Hispano-Armenian Center at her university, which has a[...]
MEDFORD, Mass. — The Joyce Cummings Center at Tufts University, on Friday, October 27, was the site of the journalists’ panel sponsored by the Armenian Mirror-Spectator, kicking off its 90th[...]
BOSTON — The angelic voices of three singers —Teni Apelian, Anaïs Alexandra Tekerian and Yeraz Markarian — form Zulal, the award-winning a cappella group. Zulal, which means “clear water,” has[...]
As in the best mysteries, Rumor of Evil by Gary Braver (Goshgarian), does not just chase a murderer. Instead, the book presents a mélange of the past and the present,[...]
BOSTON — Veteran author Gary Goshgarian, who writes under the pen name Gary Braver, is back with a new thriller set in the greater Boston area. Rumor of Evil is[...]
WATERTOWN — The pall over everything in the Armenian world in the wake of the loss of Artsakh (Karabakh) is not going to go anywhere soon. It is heartening, however,[...]
BOSTON — If Zack Armen, the cofounder of Storica Wines has his way, wines from Armenia will be as popular as those from France, Italy or Napa. “My journey to[...]
