EVN Report Founded by AUA Lecturer Maria Titizian in the Spotlight of the Calvert Journal
Titizian, Chief Editor of EVN Report, says she would like the outlet to be seen as the “Armenian New Yorker.”
Read More
AUA Lecturer Zareh Tjeknavorian’s Film Wins Theremin Award for Best Sound Design
Shot on 16mm film, “Crowned & Conquering” is inspired by the philosophy of the occultist, ceremonial magician, and writer, Aleister Crowley.
Read More
Turpanjian School of Public Health Publishes Article on Perceived Barriers of Tobacco Dependence Treatment in Armenia
The article is authored by Arusyak Harutyunyan (MPH’09), Armine Abrahamyan (MPH’15), Varduhi Hayrumyan (MPH’16), and SPH Dean Varduhi Petrosyan
Read More
Zareh Tjeknavorian’s Film Nominated for Best Experimental Film and Best Sound Design at Festival in Venice
Shot on 16mm film, “Crowned & Conquering” is inspired by the philosophy of the occultist, ceremonial magician, and writer Aleister Crowley.
Read More
Vache Gabrielyan Appointed Dean of the Manoogian Simone College of Business and Economics
Dr. Gabrielyan specializes in public administration and economics.
Read More
AUA Announces Faculty Promotions
Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan, Dr. Knar Khachatryan, and Dr. Agassy Manoukian were promoted during the 2018-2019 academic year.
Read More
Study Co-authored by SPH Dean Varduhi Petrosyan in the Spotlight of the U.S. Health Care Community
[Science Daily] According to the study, the U.S. spends much more on per capita health care than other developed countries.
Read More
New Publications by PSIA Faculty Members
Dr. Jenny Paturyan and Dr. Vahram Ter-Matevosyan have recently published their research in books released by Routledge.
Read More
AUA Adjunct Lecturer Dr. Suren Manukyan Participates in the Third Global Forum Against the Crime of Genocide
Dr. Manukyan discussed the current state of Genocide education in Armenia.
Read More
Zareh Tjeknavorian’s Film an Official Selection at 13th Pomegranate Film Festival
"Elegy in Light" is an impressionistic meditation on death and the fragmentary nature of memory.
Read More