Month: April 2021

Bohjalian on the pandemic, war and social injustice as “Hour of the Witch” draws nigh

Chris Bohjalian’s new novel Hour of the Witch “tolls on May 4,” as he notes. As is a beloved tradition…

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Azerbaijan opens Military Trophies Park memorializing its war crimes

For many Armenians, the cessation of hostilities in Artsakh in November of 2020 did not signify the end of the…

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Hairenik Media Center receives generous start to funding

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Recently, two fundraisers were held on Facebook to benefit the construction of a new multimedia studio on the fourth…

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Women’s National Team goes unbeaten in “Our Game” friendly tournament

The Armenian men’s national soccer team grabbed the world’s attention in late March after winning three consecutive matches against Liechtenstein,…

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Will this be the year and the President?

Springtime is upon us! Warmer weather (it’s all relative) has returned and so has the greenery to those areas where…

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Book Review | Ataturk in the Nazi Imagination

Early in his career, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler took inspiration from Benito Mussolini, his senior colleague in fascism; this fact…

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ARS continues its humanitarian assistance to Lebanese-Armenians

Since October 2019, the economic and political crisis in Lebanon, along with the daily deterioration of conditions resulting in precarious…

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Abstract Sculpture at Armenian Heritage Park to be reconfigured

BOSTON, Mass.—The annual reconfiguration of the Abstract Sculpture at Armenian Heritage Park on The Greenway will take place on Sunday,…

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NBCLX to broadcast Hovannisian’s ‘The Hidden Map’ nationwide April 23 to 25

LOS ANGELES, Calif.—NBCLX, part of the NBC Universal-owned television stations, has announced that it will broadcast filmmaker Ani Hovannisian’s documentary…

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Forget Me Not: Armenian Genocide Recollections published

NOVI, Mich.—Michigan-based author Ariana Kabodian has published Forget Me Not: Armenian Genocide Recollections in honor of this year’s 106th anniversary…

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