Assyrian mother, daughter caught amid chaos of Highland Park shooting
An Assyrian mother and her daughter were among hundreds of people that frantically fled the scene of a mass shooting in a northern suburb of
Inaugural Assyrian conference kicks off in Washington
The Assyrian Policy Institute on June 16 held its inaugural Washington policy conference, a three-day event comprised of meetings with state representatives, exhibits, panels and
Assyrian awarded Medal of Valor by Simon Wiesenthal Center
An Assyrian activist on June 26 was awarded with the Medal of Valor by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Looting hits Assyrian businesses in Chicago
In the wake of severe looting across Chicago, three Assyrian businesses were damaged. Those businesses, argue one Assyrian shop owner, represent more than damage to
Palm Springs ruled out as this year’s convention hangs in the balance
With the Palm Springs venue now ruled out, the future of the 2020 Assyrian National Convention is uncertain.
Vote Assyrian shifts gears on census project amid COVID-19 limitations
Vote Assyrian has shifted its census outreach plan nearly exclusively to online amid heightening coronavirus concerns.
Thousands flock to Morton Grove for third annual Assyrian Food Festival of Chicago
CHICAGO - By the early afternoon of the first day of the Assyrian Food Festival of Chicago, the Morton Grove Park District was already swelling
Candlelight march highlights Assyrian Martyr’s Day in Skokie
CHICAGO - Hundreds of candles descended down Niles Center Road in Skokie on Aug. 7 as part of Assyrian Martyr's Day. The annual commemoration, held
Chicago dinner gala raises funds, ignites responsibility to homeland
CHICAGO - Members of the Assyrian Aid Society of America (AAS-A) and guests gathered at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago on May
Assyrian empowHER series launches in Turlock
May 2019 | By Joe Snell | Photos contributed TURLOCK — In 2015, as TV host Maryam Shamalta was leaving the studio of a live