Law scholarship for Assyrian American students names winner
One of the nation’s sole scholarships reserved for Assyrian American students pursuing a law degree has named its 2022 winner. Ronnie Kawak, an Assyrian attending
Wine festival in northern Iraq passes on Assyrian heritage to next generation
With the support of Assyrians across northern Iraq, a new wine festival seeks to retain the Assyrian village of Dehe’s storied history, pass it on
Book review: Strong case made for Hanging Gardens of Babylon in ancient Nineveh
Stephanie Dalley, in her book "The Mystery of the Hanging Garden of Babylon," makes a convincing argument that the ancient world wonder was situated in
Assyrian language course passes crucial hurdle in Chicago-area school district
A committee tasked with reviewing and implementing curriculum changes to a Chicago-area public school district voted this month to recommend an Assyrian language and culture
Book review: Assyrians flourish following collapse of ancient empire
Author William Warda, in his novel, "Assyrians Beyond the Fall of Nineveh: A 2,624 Years Journey," presents a case for the continuation of the Assyrian
ACOE youth conference returns to Chicago, sets record participation
The Assyrian Church of the East youth conference took place in Chicago from June 30-July 5 and set record participation.
Returning to Tel Keppe
A journey from Metro Detroit to the northern Iraqi village of my ancestors.
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.