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Over the past three years, the America for Bulgaria Foundation’s #ATTHEMUSEUM awards have recognized the efforts of museums, galleries, and other cultural organizations to become welcoming places for children and

Lukan Chervenkov, who owns performance sock company Shushon, is sure 1 + 1 = 3. This is the synthesis of his entrepreneurial philosophy. He believes that if two people swap

“A. J. Finn is sitting at the next table.”“The actor?”“No, the author. Of the novel about the woman who never leaves her house and witnesses a murder… The Woman in

Photo credit: Emil Georgiev/Ploshtad Slaveikov Media … the Cyrillic alphabet should have been the “Clementic” alphabet (аnd Cyrillic should have been reserved for its predecessor)? The Cyrillic alphabet is named

Stefan Panaretov made a lasting contribution to education, both as an educator during the Bulgarian Revival period and a diplomat and public figure in independent Bulgaria. Originally from Sliven, he

The 24th class of the American University in Bulgaria (AUBG) graduated on May 20. The families and friends of the 204 graduating seniors were invited to attend a commencement ceremony,

Ambitious Bulgarian parents have faced the daunting task of finding the best school for their children—one providing high-quality education that meets current social and economic needs—ever since the 19th century.

By Nathan Jacobson Most days after school, I find myself in Room 103, with a pen in hand and an open notebook on the desk. Standing in front of me

It’s much easier to launch into space than return to Earth, and astronauts have to be in perfect physical condition and take special dietary supplements to endure the journey home.