Vahagn-Spring Equinox-Nowruz Day

March 20th marked the day of the Spring Equinox, when the Sun crosses the celestial equator and we experience nearly exactly 12 hours of daytime and 12 hours of nighttime. It symbolizes new beginnings, and so it comes as no surprise that this day is aligned with ancient celebrations all across different cultures around the world. Now while

Pi Day: Armenia in the Tech World

The technology industry is booming in Armenia, and here is a glimpse into the who, what, when, where and hows.

Armenia’s Road to Feminism

Last year I wrote on Facebook about certain gender issues which bothered me. I thought that International Women’s Day was an appropriate time to bring them up again.

The Cost of Living in Armenia

The cost of living in Armenia has always been a baffling issue for me, as the average income simply doesn’t cover the average costs. So how is it that people survive it all so gracefully?

Medical Tourism

Armenia is becoming a popular medical tourism spot. With prices like these, can you say you’re surprised?

Job Hunting in Armenia

Ah the pains of job hunting. Each person has their own unique story to share. Here are a few from the perspective of a group of Armenians.

Հայկական դեմքեր – Armenian Faces

If you could separate the cliques in Armenia as you would in a High School Cafeteria.. how would you do it?

How Surb Sargis Outsmarts Valentine’s Day

My transformation from the “Valentine’s Day Grinch” to a girl filled with warm and fuzzy feelings is in great part due to ten years of exposure to the romantic culture of Armenia.

Vouching for Volunteerism

I have met many volunteers from abroad during my time in Armenia. Here are some of the programs I wish I knew more about when I was part of the Diaspora.

Jewels of Armenia

There are some sites that everyone visits in Armenia, and some that few knew about until recently. Did you know of these Armenian gems?