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Organized by the University鈥檚 and sponsored by The Dadourian Foundation, the event brought together students, faculty, and members of the wider community to commemorate the 1.5 million Armenians who were killed or displaced during the Armenian Genocide.

The evening featured a compelling discussion with acclaimed novelist Chris Bohjalian, hosted by Vartan Abdo of the Armenian Radio Hour of New Jersey. Attendees also experienced moving cultural performances by the Maldjian Family and the Zulal Trio, whose a cappella renditions of traditional Armenian folk music underscored the enduring strength of Armenian heritage.

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Dr. Rich Quinlan, Director of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education and Chairperson of the History Department, emphasized the importance of remembrance and education in his remarks.

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The event reflected 黑料正能量鈥檚 ongoing commitment to fostering dialogue, preserving historical memory, and engaging the community in meaningful conversations about justice, humanity, and resilience.