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Bedouine: On Music, Recording, War, and Armenia

Azniv Korkejian’s stage name, Bedouine, is an allusion to her itinerant lifestyle. Born in Syria, she spent most of the first decade of her life in Saudi Arabia, before coming to the US, where her [...]
Investigations

Clinging to Identity

In a classroom decorated with ancient and modern maps and photos of students in front of statues and monuments, restless high school juniors dressed in navy and plaid uniforms are seated at their desks trying [...]
Poetry

A Poem for my Grandfather

Author’s Note: This poem is dedicated to my grandfather, Popkin Mooradian, who died recently at the age of 96. He was born to immigrants of the Armenian Genocide and grew up in inner city Detroit. [...]
Travel

Artsakh Through the Eyes of a Cypriot (Part Two)

Refresh your memory from the first part of George’s travels and read about his trip to Armenia here. Artsakh captured my imagination ever since I was unable to find it on a map. While [...]
Poetry

The point of this poem…

The point of this poem is to remind you of the little things that need more of your attention The point of this poem is to help you learn and relearn The point of this [...]

Youth

Hye Priorities: Why Attending Armenian Events as a College Student is Worth the Time

On my very first day of classes at Boston University, my economics professor was quick to point out that “there is not enough time to do everything, so we need to learn how to make [...]

Music

Tuning in to The Deenjes

In 2010 two friends, an Armenian film director and an Arab cameraman decided to record a song called “Togh u Gna” (which translates in English to “Leave! Go!”). They never imagined that just a few [...]

Clinging to Identity

Thirty Years in Armenian Journalism

Research Your Armenian Roots—What You Need to Know (Part VII)

The Immigration Agents Changed My Family Name – Not!

World War II Veteran and ‘Hometown Hero’ Herand Kafafian, Turns 100 in Local Celebration

Armenia

Aghtamar Cathedral Holds First Mass After Suspension

Diaspora

Hye Priorities: Why Attending Armenian Events as a College Student is Worth the Time

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Bedouine: On Music, Recording, War, and Armenia

Clinging to Identity

A Poem for my Grandfather

Artsakh Through the Eyes of a Cypriot (Part Two)

The point of this poem…

Opinion

Can the U.S. Check Itself Before it Wrecks Itself?

Special Reports

Local Voices Express Hopeful Expectations and Cautious Skepticisms

Hye Priorities: Why Attending Armenian Events as a College Student is Worth the Time

Clinging to Identity

School Ties with Soccer Star Alecko Eskandarian

Leaving Home to Understand Home

Sunday at the AYF Olympics: Philadelphia Wins Again

Tuning in to The Deenjes

Vahram Zaryan and the Artistry of Contemporary Mime

A Conversation With Photographer Diana Markosian on Migration and Her Latest Project

Food Security on the Decline in Armenia?

Bringing Old Stories to Life in Stop-Motion

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