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Dimitrios Galanos, who was born in Athens in 1760, spent almost five decades in India and became the first Greek Indologist in the modern era.

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New exhibition at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum reimagines classical imagery for a multicultural America

The Centre for Hellenic Studies organised a conversation with renowned Italian artist, Francesco Vezzoli in partnership with the Fondazione Brescia

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By: Sara Wong, Arts & Culture Editor When you think of Greek society, what comes to mind? Blackness may not be not part of the picture. That is what Project Africanisms hopes to change. Organized by the Benaki Museum in Athens, this project aims to amplify AfroGreek voices through close collaboration with AfroGreek community members.…

AHEPA NSW donated $18,900 to four organisations within the state that promote Greek education and culture.

Prof. John Kazazis of Aristotle University Dead by Suicide ” width=”2144″> Professor Ioannis Kazazis was Head of the Center for Greek Language at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Credit: Greek Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs /Twitter Professor John Kazazis, the Head of the Center for Greek Language at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, has died of suicide by hanging at the age of 74. Kazazis was discovered on Tuesday in an office basement in Kalamaria, Thessalo...

“Australia was among the first countries I wanted to visit the moment I assumed the portfolio,” Greece’s Deputy Minister Konstantinos Vlassis told members of the Greek diaspora during a video call facilitated by Paul Nicolaou, of the Business Leaders Council of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Greek Consul General Christos Karras in Sydney. Attended digitally by more than 100 people from around Australia, the representative for Greeks living abroad, said he couldn’t ...

Board approves faculty appointments May 26, 2021 11:52 a.m. Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications The Princeton University Board of Trustees has approved the appointment of faculty members, including one full professor, one associate professor and eight assistant professors. Professor Emily Greenwood, in classics and the University Center for Human Values, specializes in ancient Greek prose literature and classical receptions. Her appointment is effective July 1, 2021...