Georgetown University Armenian Student Association

Georgetown University Armenian Student Association Through this, we hope to add to the diversity of the Georgetown community.

The mission of the Armenian Students Association is to create a space to celebrate Armenian heritage, to provide opportunities to learn about the Armenian culture and cause, and to facilitate multilateral and intercultural dialogue between the Georgetown community and the greater regional community as a whole. The Armenian Student Association will share Armenian culture with the Georgetown Communi

ty through campus-wide events. These events will introduce the University to Armenian food, music, language, religion, and history.

04/24/2021

WASHINGTON, DC – President Joseph Biden officially recognized the Armenian Genocide, today, rejecting the longest-lasting foreign gag-rule in American history and dealing a major setback to Turkey’s century-long obstruction of justice for this crime, a move welcomed by the Armenian National Comm...

10/26/2020

In the story of “Horton Hears a Who!”, Horton, an elephant, tries to convince the other animals that there is a community of people, the Whos, living on a speck of dust. He is met with curiosity, then disbelief and ultimately rage from the animals, who scorn his pleas. It is not until the Whos [...

04/23/2020
02/24/2020
Both houses of Congress now recognize the genocide. Huge moment for the Armenian American community
12/13/2019

Both houses of Congress now recognize the genocide. Huge moment for the Armenian American community

Resolution formally acknowledges mass killing of an estimated 1.5 million Armenians between 1915 and 1922 as act of genocide

12/12/2019

WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Senate struck a historic blow today against Turkey’s century-long obstruction of justice for the Armenian Genocide, unanimously adopting S.Res.150, an Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA)-backed measure that locks in ongoing U.S. recognition of this crime. The ...

12/03/2019

Last week, three journalists from Armenia and Karabakh spent four days in the Azerbaijani cities of Baku, Quba, and G***a, while three Azerbaijani journalists visited Yerevan and Dilijan in Armenia, and Stepanakert and Shushi in Nagorno Karabakh. According to reports, top-level leadership of both Ar...

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