Did you know that Columbia University in New York City had an Assyrian professor who taught Oriental languages there from 1894 to 1925? During his time at Columbia University, Rev. […]
Did you know than an Assyrian man named Ben Daniel founded an English-language newspaper in Chicago called the Assyrian Guardian, which covered news relevant to Assyrians? Even though English was […]
Did you know that an American missionary to Peru, Dr. Esther Matteson, decided to start translating the Bible into modern Aramaic in the 1980s, and ultimately started the Aramaic Bible […]
Kateeny Gabbara (Kateeny the Great) is a legendary Assyrian hero who goes on many adventures and fights a monster named Shidda. In the mid-twentieth century, the Assyrian composer and writer, William D. S. Daniel, collected different Assyrian oral traditions about Kateeny to […]
This summer marks the 10-year anniversary of Ninos Nirari’s radio program. He first began the program at the request of the late Rabi Homer Ashurian, who was then serving on the board of the […]
