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ACT’s footprint has been greatly expanded with the acquisition of an adjacent former school building (Rigas Feraios). The renovation and adoption of this 1,750 m2 facility will be accomplished in two phases. The first steps (already completed) included limited work to make the premises suitable for college-level instruction. Courses began… More

This past summer, two new science laboratories, one for Physics and the other for Biology, were added to the Science Wing of Constantinidis Hall with a Lab for Organic Chemistry slated to be finished during the spring semester of 2022. These new labs were constructed to support expanding demand of… More

Dr. Lorena Georgiadou, IB Psychology Instructor at Anatolia High School was a guest speaker at ACT’s Psychology 218: Clinical Psychology I: Psychopathology and PSY 340: Psychology of Addiction courses in the undergraduate program of psychology. Dr. Georgiadou offered a glimpse into understanding eating disorders and especially, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating… More

How can a game promote civic participation and social inclusion? Partners from nine organizations (academic, research, and non-governmental institutions) and eight EU countries met on the 18th and 19th November in a hybrid meeting at the University of Salamanca, the lead partner of the INGAME consortium, to work on the development of… More

On November 18th, the ACT English Department hosted an open workshop titled “The Challenge of Disinformation” that aimed to expose students to contemporary topics outside the traditional classroom material, such as the pitfalls involved in digital communication. These risks include fake news, distorted information, and purposely false reports.   Dr. Eleni… More