Milena Baghdasaryan

Milena Baghdasaryan is a graduate from UWC Changshu China. Since the age of 11, she has been writing articles for a local newspaper named Kanch ('Call'). At the age of 18, she published her first novel on Granish.org and created her own blog, Taghandi Hetqerov ('In the Pursuit of Talent')—a portal devoted to interviewing young and talented Armenians all around the world. Baghdasaryan considers storytelling, traveling and learning new languages to be critical in helping one explore the world, connect with others, and discover oneself. After completing her bachelor's degree in Film and New Media at New York University in Abu Dhabi, Milena is currently enrolled in an advanced Master of Arts program in European Interdisciplinary Studies at the College of Europe in Natolin.
Columns

How Armenian Sports News reached the White House

Independent outlets rarely get the chance to cover a once-in-a-lifetime sporting event at the White House. Yet, that is exactly…

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Columns

The stolen childhoods of Artsakh

In the wake of repeated cycles of Azerbaijani violence, from the 2016 April War to the 2023 mass displacement of…

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Columns

“Armed With Love”: Lucy Khanyan’s journey through chaos and solitude 

In the contemporary jazz landscape, few artists navigate the intersection of ancestral heritage and avant-garde exploration as fluidly as pianist…

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Reviews

Album review: The layers of Arsenyan’s “Stratum”

In the Weekly’s latest interview with Hayk Arsenyan, the pianist-composer spoke of life not as a ladder of achievements but…

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Columns

The new urban reality of Yerevan’s newest parks

For decades, the “playgrounds” of our cities have been defined by cold concrete and rusted metal. But in the heart…

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Columns

Hayk Arsenyan and the stratum of a life in music

Hayk Arsenyan’s journey began in the dimly lit classrooms of the Tchaikovsky Music School in Yerevan during the “dark and…

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Columns

Strength of spirit: Empowering the neurodivergent community through UFit

In the world of neurodivergent therapy, progress is often measured by what happens at a desk — by the words…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: ‘Armaveni’

In her poignant debut, Armaveni, Nadine Takvorian does not just illustrate a memoir; she exhumes a legacy from the suffocating…

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We, the Armenians

Lights, camera, motherhood: Nona Melkonian, the pulse of Armenian L.A.

Leveraging a background in broadcast communications and local government television, Nona Melkonian is bridging the gap between traditional media and…

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Reviews

Book Review: ‘Never Hide from the Devil’

N.T. McQueen’s Never Hide from the Devil is not merely a historical reconstruction; it is a jagged piece of shrapnel…

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