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By Prof. Peter Balakian (Note by Peter Balakian: This op-ed focuses on American history and the current political situation, but it would be useful context for Armenian to make comparisons[...]
GARRISON, N.Y. — From June 27 to July 1, the Armenian Catholic Eparchy of Our Lady of Nareg in the United States and Canada gathered in faith, joy, and unity[...]
NEW YORK — On May 26, Diocesan Primate Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Theology degree from the General Theological Seminary (GTS), the leading Episcopalian seminary in[...]
LOS ANGELES — As a child, UCLA’s Dr. Eric Esrailian listened to his great-grandmother’s stories of how she and his great-grandfather had survived the Armenian Genocide and ultimately made their[...]
NEW YORK/YEREVAN — Located in Armavir Province, ACT College is Armenia’s first Creative Technologies College, offering inclusive, innovative, and industry-aligned education in computer science, digital art, and engineering. The[...]
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[...]
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[...]
By Stephan S. Nigohosian NEW YORK — The Easter Sunday Divine Liturgy on April 20, at St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral rejoiced in Sourp Zadig, marking a major feast day of[...]
By Taleen Babayan NEW YORK — As a wave of Armenia and Artsakh flags, held by Armenian youth, and commemorative signs, raised high by community members, cascaded up Broadway and[...]