Month: January 2025

Apply to be a part of Camp Javakhk 2025!

Camp Javakhk is seeking candidates, at least 18 years of age, to participate in the program as a counselor or…

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Musical Armenia’s 40th concert to feature Arno Melkonyan and Vartan Arakelian

The Armenian Prelacy is pleased to announce the 2025 Musical Armenia Concert, scheduled for Sunday, March 9, at 2:00 PM…

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Immigration Awareness Day empowers community with legal guidance and support

NEW YORK – On January 12, 2025, the Armenian Bar Association hosted a highly informative and impactful Immigration Awareness Day…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan has announced that, starting February 1, 2025, bus fares will increase from 100 to 150…

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PM Pashinyan’s comments on Armenian Genocide spark accusations of denialism

YEREVAN—Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent comments on the Armenian Genocide have ignited a firestorm of criticism across Armenia and…

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Rusmenglish: Reclaiming my Armenian literacy (and why you should reclaim yours, too)

My fascination with unconventional ideas began at the dinner table. My grandpa, an enthusiastic Soviet-era historian and educator, filled our…

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Solidarity in indigeneity

In a globalized world, diasporic populations exist in all corners in all continents. But how exactly does “migrant-hood” contrast with…

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Between worlds, on canvas: Davit Musayelyan’s artistic journey

On January 22, 2025, an individual exhibition and sale of paintings by artist Davit Musayelyan opened at the “Pyunik” gallery…

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Standing with those who served the nation

It has been nearly one year and four months since the dark cloud in our history: the ethnic cleansing of…

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“This Is Not Love”: Vahé Berberian’s journey into passion and self-destruction

LOS ANGELES—Acclaimed Armenian writer and artist Vahé Berberian’s latest novel, This Is Not Love, is now available on Amazon. Known…

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