October 2011
Neuralink: balancing promise with peril
By Walter Timothy In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the idea of merging human consciousness with machines has long been a subject of fascination. While the […]
Read moreField trip to the Aquincum Roman ruins: uncovering Roman ruins
By Felix Timmers and Leigh Choi The relatively sunny and warm fall weather was the perfect beginning for the visit to the Aquincum Museum featuring Budapest’s […]
Read moreVisit the Fine Arts Museum, see the Renaissance
This Saturday at 10am, there will be a visit to the Fine Arts Museum of Budapest. Professor of Art History Peter Bokody will be giving a […]
Read moreRugby World Cup Semi Finals are here, more surprises in store
by Federica Romana Simone With the end of the Quarter Finals, many dreams of glory of players and fans alike are over, although this is just […]
Read moreIsraelis and Palestinians in historic prisoner exchange agreement
By Avi Benyakar On October 11 after 5 years of stalemate, the Israeli government reached agreement with Hamas, the Palestinian government in Gaza, to free captured […]
Read moreWinter is Coming Soon, Lap Up the Sun While it Lasts
By Kareem Korayem Budapest is a beautiful city during the summer and the winter; in either season the city has a special charm that can be […]
Read moreSteve Jobs: the legend of our times
By Veronika Treit When Steven Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, nobody knew that he would be the one to rewrite the history of […]
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