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.
New pizzeria in Tur Abdin region of Turkey opens amid spike in local tourism
A new pizzeria opened in the Tur Abdin region of southeast Turkey on June 3 to a crowd of local politicians, government officials and residents
Vote Assyrian names new executive director
A Chicago-based political group announced its appointment this month of a new executive director.
Op-Ed: A modest but great challenge for the Church of the East
Will the Church of the East overcome internal division and walk down the road to progress?
The beekeeper of Qaramlesh
Only after Aysen Sameer Uoshewh was stung in the face five times did he realize he was ready to become a beekeeper. As his face
Mural spreads Assyrian visibility at suburban Chicago high school
Assyrian students, staff and alumni create a mural for their suburban Chicago high school that showcases Assyria's ancient and modern history.
New scholarships for Duhok seniors honors late Assyrian leader
A new scholarship for high school seniors in Iraq’s Duhok Governorate memorializes late Assyrian leader Ashur Eskrya, who passed away on April 9 due to