27 June 2025
Lifestyle

Financial Times Features Athens’ Vibrant Wine Scene

In a recent article titled “Athens – the coolest wine scene in Europe?” by Chris Cotonou for the Financial Times, the focus is on Athens and its flourishing natural wine movement. Highlighting Chris Kontos, a dynamic entrepreneur, the article spotlights his new wine bar, Kennedy Vins, located at Nikiou 9 in Athens, which features a

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Education

Medical Degree in English at Aristotle University: The Cradle of Medicine Forges New Doctors

The School of Medicine of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) in Greece offers a six-year Medical Degree program in English. The program integrates scientific knowledge with medical practice, prioritizing human resources and fostering creativity. Its approach transforms the school into an environment where both students and faculty can showcase their talents and intelligence. This English-taught

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What's on

Explore the Wonders of Ancient Greek Civilization in a Stunning Exhibition

The “Ancient Greece” Exhibition, which has captivated audiences since its opening, will be running until January 31, 2025, at the Olympic Center in Goudi, Athens. This immersive, interactive thematic park, presented by Placebo Events, transports visitors of all ages to the heart of Ancient Greek civilization. Directed by Sotiris Tsafoulias and curated by renowned historian

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Education

Record Surge: American Students Flock to Greece for Study Abroad

According to the latest Open Doors 2024 survey conducted by the Institute of International Education (IIE), Greece as a study abroad destination is experiencing an unprecedented surge in popularity among American students. In the 2022/23 academic year, over 6,000 U.S. students chose Greece as their study abroad destination, marking a 34% increase from the previous

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Culture Lifestyle

Saint Nicholas: From Bishop to Benevolent Guardian of the Sea

Greece honors Saint Nicholas, a revered figure in the Christian Orthodox faith, on December 6th each year. Known as the precursor to Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas was a devoted Greek bishop who lived in the 4th century in the Lycian town of Myra, located in present-day Turkey.

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Psychology

The Power of Gratitude: Boosting Student Motivation and Focus

Thanksgiving might only come around once a year, but gratitude is a superpower that students can wield every single day! Imagine navigating the whirlwind of academic pressures, social expectations, and endless assignments with a little spark of appreciation lighting the way. Recent research by Ronnel B. King and colleagues, published in Educational Psychology, shines a spotlight on just how

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Lifestyle

Why Greece is One of the Best Countries for American Retirees

If you’re an American looking to retire abroad, retiring in Greece for Americans is an attractive option. As highlighted by Condé Nast Traveler, Greece offers exceptional benefits for retirees, especially those interested in real estate investment. With its Golden Visa program, foreign nationals can obtain permanent residency by investing in property. The minimum investment required

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Escapes

Christmas in Trikala: Festive Magic, Scenic Sights & More

Why Trikala is a Top Destination for Christmas Trikala, a picturesque city in central Greece, transforms into a winter wonderland during the Christmas season, drawing visitors from across the country. At the heart of its festive charm is the renowned “Mill of the Elves” (Mylos ton Xotikon), one of Greece’s largest Christmas theme parks. Set

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Education

Formative Assessment: Revolutionizing Learning in the IB Framework

The Difference Between Formative and Summative Assessment Understanding formative assessment in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program is crucial for students and parents alike. One of the greatest challenges during the two IB years is effectively comprehending how formative assessment operates, how it differs from traditional assessment, and its integral connection to the IB philosophy. Formative assessment is a

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Kids

Experience the Magic of Christmas: Vienna’s Mozart Children’s Choir at the Athens Conservatoire

Prepare for a captivating Christmas celebration as the Vienna Mozart Children’s Choir graces the Athens Conservatoire! On December 20, 21, and 22, the newly renovated Ioannis Despotopoulos Amphitheatre at the Athens Conservatoire will resonate with the uplifting voices of thirty gifted boys and girls, aged 8 to 18. They will enchant the audience with their melodious performances of cherished Christmas classics from around the

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