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While midterm elections are nominally domestic contests for control of the United States Congress, their outcomes fundamentally shape international security, trade dynamics, and global governance. Because the U.S. executive branch relies on Congress to fund, authorize, and codify major foreign policy commitments, the balance of power determined in the U.S.… More

Prof. Gonda Van Steen (King's College London) spoke on "Greek-Born Adoptees and the Greek State: From Exclusion to Inclusion" On Tuesday, 29 September 2026, the Michael and Kitty Dukakis Center for Public and Humanitarian Service at Anatolia American University and the Vafopouleio Cultural Center of the Municipality of Thessaloniki co-organized… More

Following the decision of Section C of the Hellenic Council of State (Greece’s National Authority for Higher Education), a newly constituted committee of external experts visited and reviewed our institution. Consistent with the findings of the previous evaluation, the outcome of this review was again found to be fully compliant… More

A Journey to Discover Hellenic Roots at Anatolia American University Two Weeks of Cultural Discovery, Learning, and Connection In July 2026, Anatolia American University welcomed students from across North America for the Heritage Greece® Program, a two-week educational and cultural immersion experience that gave Greek American and Greek Canadian college… More

This summer, Anatolia American University welcomed an exceptional group of motivated high school students to its Summer Biotechnology Program, providing them with the opportunity to explore the world of modern biotechnology through hands-on laboratory experience. Designed to connect academic knowledge with real-world scientific practice, the program introduced students to advanced… More