September 2013
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 […]
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Who needs another war in the Middle East?
By Fahimeh Karemi The United States Congress is currently pondering whether to take military action in the ongoing civil war in Syria. Voting for a strike […]
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FIVE HOURS AT A HORSE THERAPY CENTER IN FÓT
By Abiade Zainab Fifteen students from McDaniel college, as well as Dr. Adamson and Professor Jack Arnal from the main campus in Maryland, had the […]
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Cheer up it’s the Champions League
By Nikolas Gavriil Passion, intensity, goals and thrills: this is the Champions League, our oasis in the boring routine of the working week. We’ve all been […]
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Having a blast at lake Balaton
By Edgar Phillips After arriving to Budapest just two weeks earlier, many study abroad students from the main campus went on a sightseeing trip around one […]
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Experience Egon Schiele’s extraordinary early expressionism until Sunday
By Milica Stamenkovic The good news is that an exceptional Egon Schiele exhibition is being held at the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) in Heroes […]
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2013 – 2014 ISU Skating season preview
By Mary Busch With the 2014 Winter Olympic Games just months away, this fall’s International Skating Union figure skating competitions are sure to be filled with […]
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WHY YOU SHOULD RUSH TO SEE “RUSH”
By Zsófia Balassa Exhilarating, profound, inspirational and mind-blowing. These are the words that rushed around my head, pardon the pun, after I left the movie theatre. […]
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THE SPECIAL ONE IS BACK BUT IS HE STILL SPECIAL?
By Samuel Oluwafemi. Chelsea FC and fans must have been glad that they got their “special one” back after a relatively rocky few years since […]
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Sailing in Hungary
By István Kovács As a sailor myself, I can advise that there is no better feeling than being alone or with a companion in the middle […]
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Sacred Sites tour with McDaniel
By Viktor Jósa The Sacred Sites tour was one of the many interesting weekend programs that were organized by the teachers of McDaniel College Budapest last […]
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Art Nouveau Walking Part 2
Welcome to the second of two tours that between them offer a comprehensive picture of Art Nouveau, or Szecesszió as it is known locally, in Budapest – […]
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