AUA Graduate Translates a Book on Hovhannes Tumanyan
The book documents Tumanyan’s role in organizing orphanages for Genocide survivors.
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Panel Discussion on Translating Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie into Armenian
The translation was done by AUA alumna Anna Grigoryan (BA EC ’18).
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Certificate in Translation Graduate Co-Translates Children’s Encyclopedia
Shogher Grigoryan (C Tr. ‘19) has translated the chapter “Life.”
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Amazon Bestseller Translated into Armenian by CTRA Graduate
Soghomonyan was offered a number of different books she could pick from but her choice fell on...
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Maral Boyadjian’s Novel Translated into Armenian by CTRA Graduate
"As the Poppies Bloomed" is the second book-length translation by Hayarpy Sahakyan (Class of 2014).
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Translations by AUA Graduates Published in “Inknagir” Literary Magazine
The issue titled “Sovereign Babble” is dedicated to Armenia’s Velvet Revolution.
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The Experience of the Foreign: Marc Nichanian on Translating into Armenian
Marc Nichanian is a French-Armenian translator, literary critic, philosopher and translation theorist. He has taught in France, the United States, Armenia, Turkey, and Italy.
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Launch of the Calouste Gulbenkian Translation Series Internship at AUA
The aim of the internship is to assist with the implementation of the Gulbenkian Foundation’s Translation Series project, which will make seminal texts in the humanities and the social sciences available in Armenian.
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Hannah Arendt in Armenian Translation
YEREVAN, Armenia – The American University of Armenia’s (AUA) Graduate Certificate in Translation program is excited to announce the publication of eight essays and articles by political theorist Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) in Armenian translation....
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AUA Launches Center for Creative Writing & Locomotive Magazine
AUA Launches Center for Creative Writing & Locomotive Magazine The First of Their Kind in the Former Soviet Union Yerevan, Armenia—The American University of Armenia has launched two major initiatives: The Center for Creative Writing (CCW) and Locomotive...
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