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Kiril Angelov attained a Bachelor’s Degree in Diplomacy and International Relations and a minor in English Language and Humanities with honors in 2008, returning to North Macedonia at the Secretariat for European Affairs, Government of the Republic of North Macedonia. Soon after, he attained his Master’s degree in European Studies… More

On November 24th, the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) and the Psychology Department organized a guest lecture on "DNA human stories for the 21st century". The lecture was delivered within PSY 150: Psychophysiology of Behavior and PSY 221: Cognitive Neuroscience. It was a great honor to have Dr.… More

On October 5th,  Anastasia Skouloudi, an undergraduate psychology student, participated at the 18th Panhellenic Conference on Psychological Research of the Hellenic Psychological Society, ELPSE, in Athens (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) with an oral presentation on the "Role of gratitude on mental health during Covid19". The student presented an… More

There is a commonly held misconception about the Treaty of Lausanne, the diplomatic "instrument" that ended fighting between Turkey and Greece in 1922 and went a long way in establishing the Republic of Turkey as the legitimate successor regime to the Ottoman Empire.  "Many wrongly believe that the Lausanne Treaty… More

ACT Students, faculty, and staff came together on October 6 to celebrate our connection because of our beloved ACT- the American College of Thessaloniki.  The 2022 program of events included a 3-point basketball contest, karaoke, tug of war, painting, loukoumades, SGA elections, and various activities hosted by our partners at… More