Memory

When photographer, author and publisher David Karamian released “Armenia – The Lone Stone” in 2022, khatchkars were already an important…

Ever since I can remember, Armenians have talked — bragged — about being among the earliest people to have practiced…

Fifty years ago, on Sept. 16, 1976, the surface of Yerevan Lake was calm and still when a sudden impact…

This is one of those stories where, after reading it, you may ask, “Is he kidding?” It’s not apocryphal, for…

Mom, this one’s for you. Sounds like a beer slogan, but no one’s exempt from a shot at being the…

Haigazian University Press and Hairenik Press have launched the Armenian Memory Book Series with the publication of “My Native Village:…

Golden Apricot is a festival where feature films naturally get most of the attention. There are bigger premieres, familiar names,…

For years, many families in Armenia viewed memory loss as a normal part of aging. Forgetfulness was considered inevitable, even…

Part of being an impactful and effective teacher is making sure to become familiar with adolescent jargon and pop culture.…

Imagine walking through a familiar Yerevan underpass only to find blank walls where young Armenian faces once looked back at…