By Vasiliki Mitrakos Two weeks ago, Tom Corfman of Crain’s Chicago Business interviewed Sam Zell, business magnate and owner of the Tribune Company, at a forum. After the interview, an audience member asked if Greece is going to default, and if it will resemble the collapse of the Lehman Brothers? [...]
By Nayia Moysidis — It was a much-needed day at the beach. After our first week of back-to-back interviews, late-night writing, and early morning skyping to the U.S., the salt water bubbled and poked at my shoulders, as if to massage the tension and drop it into the abyss. After souvlaki [...]
Journey to Greece is AHEPA’s summer program that allows students to stay in Greece anywhere from 17 to 44 days, learning about both modern and ancient Greek culture. The dinner was the last in Athens for half of the group, and the first for the other half–the group left together this [...]
By Aphrodite Bouikidis I am here with an amazing team of young Greek Americans who have arrived in Athens to report on how Greeks are addressing the many challenges they face today. At the early stages of their careers in journalism, communications and different aspects of public affairs, these young [...]
Confronting the Other Crisis: Human Rights in Greece
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Adding Spice to Greek Exports
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While the shipping [...]
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Giving Greece’s Wildlife A Chance
While most of [...]
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Paradise for students: College Year in Athens Summer Program
By Chris Blake
“We’re all in this together”: Volunteers respond to Greek crisis with a Free Clinic
By Dimitris Polymenopoulos
Another plus for Greek agriculture: Eco-tourism on the rise
By Vasiliki Mitrakos
That’s Greece vs. That’s Not Greece
By Chris Blake
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