AHIF College Student Foreign Policy Trip

WASHINGTON, DC— The American Hellenic Institute Foundation (AHIF) is accepting applications for its leading travel abroad program the AHIF College Student Foreign Policy Study Trip to Greece and Cyprus aimed to help Greek and Cypriot American college students better understand the core foreign policy issues important to the Greek American community. Barring any health concerns due to Covid-19, […] The post AHIF College Student Foreign Policy Trip appeared first on Hellenic News of America.

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12 migrants found frozen to death, sparking diplomatic row between Turkey and Greece

Twelve migrants were found dead in a small Turkish town near the border with Greece, officials said Wednesday, a week after a rare winter storm blanketed both countries in snow.

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Greek life students feel college experience is not the same

… university environment, including those in Greek life. Not only were students … online learning, but those in Greek life also had to adjust … , college life, COVID-19, fraternities, Greek Life

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Alexandros Lampis dead at 21: Greek footballer dies after cardiac arrest with no defibrillator or ambulance at stadium

A GREEK footballer has died aged just 21 after a cardiac arrest during a match with no defibrillator or ambulance at the stadium. Alexandros Lampis was turning out for third-tier side Ilioupoli. But ...

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Whale Stranded in Greece Found Dead Despite Rescue Attempts

The whale that was stranded in Greece passed away on Wednesday despite valiant attempts at saving its life by volunteers and veterinarians. According to an announcement by the Greek Environment Ministry, the beaked whale’s body was found in the shallows of Selinia Bay on the island of Salamina by the Hellenic Coast Guard. A special […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.

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Tattoos Were for Criminals in Ancient Greece

Tattoos were considered a sign of “otherness” in ancient Greece, as it was either foreigners or slaves, criminals, and captives who had tattoos in ancient Greek society. Body modification, such as tattoos and piercings, have been found throughout human societies across the word since the Neolithic times. Humans have felt the urge to modify their […] Read the full story on GreekReporter.com.

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Greek Cuisine Brand Earns Non-GMO Seal on All Products

The frozen Greek cuisine brand, Yaya’s Garden, has announced that they have received the Non-GMO Project Verification seal for all brand products. “While the products have always been 100% Non-GMO ...

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