Wide-ranging works illustrate the artist’s range and capture the exhibition’s parable: what is destined to live will die, as what dies may rise again.

When Jews mourn the two destructions of Jerusalem and its Holy Temple on the 9th of Av (August 3, 2025 this year) they begin with reading the Biblical Book of Lamentations and feel tears of sorrow, ...

Maya Angelou Angelou’s line came to my mind as soon as I started writing, because it summed up my journey. When I began ...

From medieval doctors to quantum scientists, meet the bold Sicilian women who shaped history and defied expectations across ...

Syria now stands at a crossroads. Will it ensure women’s meaningful participation and follow a path to peace? Or will things ...

Finally, the Assyrian community had the chance to hear Marina Benjamin’s poetry live. Marina is admired by Assyrians ...

Dozens of Syrian Alawite women are missing— thought to have been abducted or worse. Motives behind the suspected abductions ...

In Syria’s vast northeastern areas, a brittle arrangement has for years held together an uneasy coexistence between the Arab ...

By: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer Tenise Marie, a BC singer-songwriter of Assyrian, French, and British descent, is set to release her newest album, Off the Record, on July 11. I listened to an ...

The world premiere of Atra Asdou's “Iraq, But Funny” at Lookingglass Theatre Company lives up to its title — and then some.

Scholars have found a 3,000-year-old Babylonian hymn praising the city, its citizens, and deity Marduk, with the help of A.I.

The Tony Award-winning Lookingglass Theatre is debuting the new play, "Iraq, But Funny," which follows five generations of Assyrian women — narrated by a British guy. Writer and performer Atra ...