Year: 2018

The Necessity of Preserving Western Armenian

“Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are…

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Canadian-Armenian Children’s Singer Joëlle Coming to Watertown

Joëlle is getting ready to delight young fans with her cheerful melodies in Watertown, Massachusetts. The Canadian-Armenian singer from Montreal…

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Incompetence? Manipulation? Tyranny?

By now, everyone is aware of the audio recording that went viral on the Internet between the chiefs of the…

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Armenian Students Association’s Annual Poetry Competition Accepting Submissions

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—The Armenian Students Association (ASA) has announced its 8th annual poetry competition, in memory of Arthur Halvajian, a trustee…

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Trump Congratulates Armenia on 27 Years of Independence from USSR

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has received a congratulatory message from US President Donald Trump on Armenia’s Independence Day. A translation…

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Meet the Weekly’s New Editorial Line-Up

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian Weekly is pleased to announce the newest addition to its staff. Leeza Arakelian is a seasoned journalist,…

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Trump and Bolton Undermine the International Criminal Court

Many Americans and others around the world have been following with great concern the irrational statements and destructive decisions made…

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A Conversation with Armenian Weekly Cartoonist and Illustrator, Bill Terian

William “Bill” Terian has been an artist for most of his life. He has served as an illustrator for local…

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Armenian Review Publishes Latest Issue

WATERTOWN, Mass.—In its latest issue, the Armenian Review has published a thematic volume on the topic of “Queering Armenian Studies.”…

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Reforming Parenting and Gender Roles

Though I am raising my children in the motherland, there is clearly a lot about me that is American. I…

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