The Ottoman Greeks of the United States Project (OGUS) is a multifaceted interdisciplinary research project at the University of Florida.
I never understood how my dad— a poor kid from a Greek island who probably never saw a black person
Fifty years ago, Paraskevoula and Pete Fotiadis, two immigrants from northern Greece, opened a small delicatessen in the small industrial
Today marks the 105th anniversary of a watershed moment in the history of American labor relations. The Ludlow Massacre —
The following op-ed was submitted by third-year Brooklyn Law School student Alex Kambanis in response to what he called “blatantly
The nation’s attention continues to be fixated on the issue of thousands of migrant children separated from their families on
The original caption from the photo (above), dated August 13, 1925 reads: “Above is a striking photo showing a little
Markos Papazisoglou was penniless when he arrived in America in 1956. He left his war-torn village of Velvendos in northern
There are some things you might not know about Greek immigration to the United States. This history becomes particularly relevant
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