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Education Ministry: 15,547 self-tests positive so far
With a new announcement on Monday, the Education Ministry said
Students from primary, secondary schools parade on October 28 anniversary in Athens
The annual students parade on October 28 took part in Athens on
President Sakellaropoulou receives group of Greek, Cypriot and Egyptian students from abroad
President of the Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou received
Teachers and students of lyceums return to schools on Monday after five months
Teachers and students of lyceums returned to schools
Fire at University of Crete extinguished: Νo reports of students injured, they will stay at hotels (video)
The fire that broke out in a building belonging to the University of Crete at 8:50 on Sunday morning has been completely extinguished, the university’s rector Achilleas Zoras told the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA) on Sunday.
“Only after completing constitutional revision can FYROM join NATO” says Pavlopoulos
Only after FYROM has revised its constitution and it is shown that the revision includes all agreed guarantees, will FYROM be asked to join NATO, Greek President Prokopios Pavlopoulos said on Thursday, addressing Greek students from the United States participating in the Hospitality Program of the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad.
Pavlopoulos welcomes students who excelled in Mathematical, Chemistry Olympiads
President Prokopis Pavlopoulos spoke about the value of excellence on Friday as he welcomed at the Presidential Mansion the Greek students who participated in the 49th International Chemistry Olympiad and the 58th International Mathematical Olympiad, both of which were held in July in Thailand and Brazil respectively.
Greek students no longer attracted by public-sector jobs, survey finds
The civil service and public-sector career track no longer has the same appeal for Greece’s young people, based on the findings of a survey presented by the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA) on Friday.
November 17th, 1973: An Epic Uprising
By Justine Frangouli-Argyris, On November 17th, Greece celebrated the 41st anniversary of the Athens Polytechnic uprising, or simply, “To Polytechneio,” as the event is commonly referred to. This year was one for deep thought and reflection given that 2014 also marked the 40th anniversary of the end of the Greek military junta (1967-74). This memory, […]