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Legendary Educator Promoting Education for Fifty Years: Mrs. Stella Kokolis - Vimarsana News

Legendary Educator Promoting Education for Fifty Years: Mrs. Stella Kokolis

Educator, founder of societies to promote education, political activist, supporter of the Greek Orthodox Church Stella Kokkolis is a legend

Legendary Educator Promoting Education for Fifty Years: Mrs. Stella Kokolis - Vimarsana News

Legendary Educator Promoting Education for Fifty Years: Mrs. Stella Kokolis

Educator, founder of societies to promote education, political activist, supporter of the Greek Orthodox Church Stella Kokkolis is a legend

Visiting Archbishop Elpidophoros of America meets with PM Mitsotakis, Education Min. Pierrakakis - Vimarsana News

Visiting Archbishop Elpidophoros of America meets with PM Mitsotakis, Education Min. Pierrakakis

PM Mitsotakis expressed optimism that an updated bill to allow Greek nationals abroad to vote will be approved by Greek Parliament.

Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni Visits Center for Hellenic Studies 'Paideia' at UCONN - Vimarsana News

Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni Visits Center for Hellenic Studies 'Paideia' at UCONN

STORRS, CT – Greece’s Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni visited the Center for Hellenic Studies ‘Paideia’ on November 29 escorted by its founder Ilias Tomazos. The Minister made a special visit to the Center, which features an amphitheater in the Classical Greek style, a chapel which is dedicated to

Greek composer sets the tone for cultural exchanges - Vimarsana News

Greek composer sets the tone for cultural exchanges

Strolling through the galleries of Zappeion, an emblematic building in Athens constructed for the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, Greek classical music composer, conductor and educator Eugenia Manolidou is "listening" to what monuments have to say to pass on the teachings to her students.