April Fools Day is widely celebrated in Greece. There are references to the day in 1564 when France reformed its calendar at the start [...]

Hagia Sophia, the symbolic center of the Greek Orthodox faith that was converted by Turkey into a mosque in 2020, will hold its first [...]

Louise Bourgeois's monumental sculpture Maman (1999) is installed by Neon and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) and is available to the Greek [...]

Boston University is currently accepting applications for the 2022-2023 Eleni Gatzoyiannis Scholarship through May 2. The scholarship is available to full-time undergraduate and graduate [...]

The Best Tourism Villages by the UNWTO initiative will return for a second year as it establishes itself as the world’s leading network focused [...]

The Education Ministry is pushing ahead with a series of actions designed to promote reform, innovation, and academic excellence at the country’s chronically dysfunctional [...]

Greek universities fare poorly in world standings, the schools often riddled with protesters and occupiers and low standards that don’t require students to graduate [...]

A shipwreck that has languished in the waters off Cape Sounion since 1891 has finally been identified as the Italian freighter "Taormina", fully 130 [...]

While no Greek government has moved to change Article 16 of the Constitution, which prohibits setting up private universities, Greek colleges will team with [...]

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Paideia Program at the University of Pennsylvania and its offerings for students are the focus of a recent article [...]