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Greece Explores New Funding Route for Canceled ‘Trust Your Stars’ Research Program
Greece placed 145 university research proposals on provisional lists for support under an €80.64 million call, but delays left too little time to complete the program under the EU Recovery Fund. A new funding route…
Constantine Tsoucalas, Greek Sociologist and Public Intellectual, Passes Away at 89
The Athens-born scholar studied at Yale and later taught at Princeton, Columbia, and CUNY, while his work examined the Greek state, social inequality, and modern political life.
Greece Is Recruiting Foreign Students. Some English-Language Programs Still Run in Greek
Greece is working to attract foreign students, but a recent report suggests some English-language university programs still primarily serve Greek-speaking students.
Saint Louis University Opens Applications for the 2026–2027 GEP-SLU Scholarship
Saint Louis University has opened applications for the 2026–2027 GEP-SLU Scholarship, offering full tuition and benefits for Greek graduates in the Executive Master of International Business.
Should American Families Look to Europe for College? A Greek-American Perspective
College in the U.S. leaves many in debt. Europe offers low-cost degrees and, for Greek-Americans, the chance to reconnect with their heritage and gain EU citizenship.
Private Universities Open in Greece for the First Time
Greece has launched private universities for the first time, ending a decades-long ban. Four new institutions opened this fall in Athens and Thessaloniki with space for more than 6,000 students. The reform is historic but…
