Zeese Papanikolas
→Confessions of a Hyphenated Greek
There are some things I wouldn’t like to see gone from everyday Greek American life and other cultural elements that I’d just as soon never were part of that life in the first place – to give one example, that omnipresent Greek chauvinism...

→How a half-Greek father taught his quarter-Greek daughter to speak Greek fairly fluently in the American Midwest
The Greek American reader will notice that this story contains no references to the local Greek American community...

Yiorgos Anagnostou
→The Transformation of Greek America
Are we witnessing the end of Greek American identity? Scholars from several disciplines as well as the public outside the academy pose the question...

Leonidas Petrakis
→Defending and Advancing Hellenic Values and Interests
Greeks have become an easy target for stereotyping and ridicule in popular American television programs. Being Greek is not “cool” anymore...

Yiorgos Anagnostou
→Building Bridges, Probing Intersections
Bridge offers a platform for writers and readers to cross into a multifaceted terrain.

Antonis Liakos
→A forum for discussion on the world as a social laboratory
When Greece was hit by the crisis, it was a country that had changed a lot during the last decades without it having been able to assimilate and incorporate these changes. Caught up in the course of European unification, from being the metropolis of a great Greek diaspora, it became a country where immigrants entered in numbers or passed through, leading to unpredictable changes...

Φωτεινή Τσιμπιρίδου και Παναγιώτης Κουργιώτης
→Με αφορμή τους Yazidi, ας μιλήσουμε για τη θρησκεία, τις μειονότητες και τα ανθρώπινα δικαιώματα
Παράδοση ορθοδοξίας ή ανταρσία και σούφικος αναχωρητισμός;