LOS ANGELES (Department of Justice) – Law enforcement officials in California and Florida on May 20 arrested 13 alleged members and associates of Armenian organized crime syndicates who are charged in[...]
WATERTOWN — Visiting pharmacist from Armenia Melanya Sahakyan gave a lecture at the Baikar Center on April 14, providing a comparative look at clinical pharmacy in Armenia and the United[...]
NEW YORK —The Armenian Bar Association hosted its annual Public Servants Dinner on April 30 at the historic Yale Club of New York City, bringing together distinguished members of the[...]
DENVER, CO — The 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide was observed in Denver through several events, including a lecture at the University of Denver featuring Professor Ronald Grigor Suny,[...]
LOS ANGELES — In a testament to the urgency of global solidarity, the 2025 Humanitarian Summit and Human Rights and Humanitarian Forum brought together a dynamic, international group of activists,[...]
By Stephan S. Nigohosian NEW YORK — Armenian students, professionals and others exploring career changes converged on March 28 at the 14th Annual Mentoring Forum, a conference-style business networking event[...]
NEW YORK — Veteran nurse and educator Dr. Ani Kalayjian in March received the 2025 R. Louise McManus Medal from the Nursing Education Alumni Association at the Teachers College at[...]
WATERTOWN — The Armenian Museum of America is launching “Music in Color,” a dynamic new concert series and artist-in-residence program led by acclaimed Armenian-American violinist Haig Hovsepian. This initiative, supported[...]
LOS ANGELES — Ararat Home announced the re-election of Joseph Kanimian, Esq., as chair of the Board of Trustees of Ararat Home of Los Angeles, Inc., which continues to uphold[...]
WATERTOWN — Dr. Elyse Semerdjian gave a talk about her recent book, Remnants: Embodied Archives of the Armenian Genocide (Stanford University Press, 2023), for the Tekeyan Cultural Association (TCA) Boston[...]
WASHINGTON (ANCA) — For the first time since its initial recognition in 2019, the Council of Washington, D.C., unanimously recognized the Armenian Genocide, emphasizing the importance of educating D.C. residents[...]
