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YEREVAN — In 2026, the American University of Armenia (AUA) proudly marks its 35th anniversary, celebrating the halfway point of its fourth decade of academic excellence, innovation, and service to…
YEREVAN — The youth folk song and dance ensemble “Andok” of Charentsa- van presented its theatrical production “The Secret of That Tribe” on November 21, and February 20, at the…
Presented at the Hauser & Wirth West Hollywood location, an Arshile Gorky exhibition entitled “Horizon West” opened to the public on February 21. The showing features never-before-exhibited works alongside paintings…
WATERTOWN, Mass. — Natalie Tenekedzhyan of Watertown High School has been selected by the school’s guidance department as the recipient of the Tough Choices in History Book Award and Tough…
LOS ANGELES — The USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies, in part- nership with the Armenian Communities Department of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, is pleased to announce the full program…
The 68th Grammy Awards have taken place in Los Angeles, with Kendrick Lamar the night’s biggest winner for the second year in a row. The rapper took home five awards,…
YEREVAN – TUMO announced today that TUMO Vanadzor is now fully fund- ed, clearing the way for the opening of a new full-scale TUMO in Vanadzor, the capital of Armenia’s…
Karaccusian Becomes First Arme- nian to Run a County Department LOS ANGELES—The Los Ange- les County Board of Supervisors unan- imously appointed Maral Karaccusian, MSW, as Director of the Aging…
On the festival’s official website, Unknown Artefact is described as “an unex- pectedly powerful 19-minute dive into the depths of a fractured consciousnes – at once science fiction, psychological drama,…
YEREVAN — The Armenian-language presentation of the quadrilingual graph- ic narrative Last Night on Earth took place at the TUMO Center for Creative Technologies in Yerevan. Developed within the framework…