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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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Potato Wedges
By Aletta Morariu Everybody loves potatoes. They go with almost every dish imaginable and come in so many varieties and forms that I even have […]
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Get results or get sacked
By Oluwafemi Samuel A developing trend in English football has taken a new toll this season as many football managers are being sacked out of […]
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Get to grips with Persian Festivals
With the Persian New Year now well upon us, Nazanin Azizian gives the lowdown on the rich traditions, what is celebrated and how. Nowrooz The Persian […]
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List of programs in April
dj Ico 2014. Ápr. 01. 19:30 Kapcsolódó alkotók: Ico http://soundcloud.com/ico Cökxpôn Rádió: dj Katsa, Petar és Shark 2014. Ápr. 02. 15:00 Kapcsolódó alkotók: Katsa Petar Shark […]
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Human Trafficking event: end modern day slavery
By Cristina Ciobanu The Raday Salon, along with Cristina Ciobanu, Marketty Bleck, and our newest member, Brooke Ness, has the enormous pleasure of […]
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Interview with Dr. Matthew Adamson the Director of Academic and Student Affairs of McDaniel College Budapest
By ‘Muhammad Sani I spent a few minutes talking to the Director of Academic and Student Affairs of McDaniel College Budapest and he shared with me […]
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Australia’s BIG problem – obesity
By Milica Stamenkovic Around the world, Australia projects the image of a sporty, outdoorsy place, filled with fit, active people and open spaces but […]
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Express yourself with Fast Fashion
By Shahin Ghoreishi “Fast Fashion” is an approachable and modern style of clothing, for affordable prices which appeals to a wide and diverse range […]
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The negative effect of the fashion industry on children
By Jeanett Mari Gibson Short Nilsen Today’s children are growing up too fast and are wearing makeup at earlier ages than ever before. Girls as young […]
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McDaniel’s Walking Tour around Budapest Castle
By Samuel Oluwafemi With the help of Professor Harlov, the students from McDanielCollege were able to enjoy another spectacular […]
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Through the Eyes of a Ukrainian: The Euromaidan
Interview by the McDaniel Free Press’ Daniel Valentin-Morales “Never in my life, was I so emotionally involved, I feel like I should go back to the […]
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The Top 10 moments of the Oscars
By Zsófia Balassa When we heard that Ellen DeGeneres was going to host the 86th Academy Awards this year, after Seth MacFarlane’s scandalous performance the year […]
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McDaniel receives guests from Fölszállott a Páva
By Cristina Ciabanu With the help of Professor Melinda Harlov, McDaniel College had the great opportunity to meet two Hungarian stars last month. Our guests were […]
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Nigeria’s Central Bank Governor axed for exposing corruption
By Muhammad Sani The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria announced the dismissal of the progressive Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. […]
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Raday Salon returns back into action for International Women’s Month
By Cristina Ciobanu Women’s month is quickly approaching, providing another opportunity for the Raday Salon to organize an exciting event. Raday Salon is an independent human […]
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The invisible exhibition
By Aletta Morariu How does a blind person see? That is a question most of us don’t ever get around asking ourselves but one that I […]
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‘Ace of Spades’ drug dealer strikes again – this time contributing to Philip Seymour Hoffman’s death
By Zsófia Balassa Philip Seymour Hoffman’s tragic death was shocking news, when he was found lying with a needle in his left arm on February 2, next […]
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Neknomination: having fun, killing people or both?
By Cristina Ciobanu A viral drinking game named neknomination, which involves drinking dangerous quantities of alcohol in less than one minute and then nominating someone […]
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Iranian bank files lawsuit against UK Treasury due to $4 billion loss
By Shahin Ghoreishi The largest private Iranian bank, Bank Mellat, has brought a lawsuit against the UK’s finance department for its supposedly unfair sanctions that have […]
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Preview of the UEFA Champions League Round of 16
By Ogundero Samuel Oluwafemi The UEFA Champions League resumes on February 18 with the hotly anticipated first legs of the round of 16. So what are […]
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Kandalló Artisanal Pub review
By Nick Pongratz Taking inspiration from characters on the television show How I Met Your Mother, by creating a pub that they would actually want […]
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Virág Kiss carrying heavy weights: a student of two universities and a professional fitness model
An interview by Viktor Jósa I don’t think I have to introduce you Virág Kiss, she is probably one of the most special and most known […]
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A weekend in a truly wonderful Copenhagen
By Milica Stamenkovic “Wonderful wonderful Copenhagen” goes the famous song, but I must say I had no idea how much Copenhagen has to offer the […]
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Strap yourself in it’s the Sochi Winter Olympics
By Shahin Ghoreishi Since the inaugural event in the French winter resort of Chamonix in 1924, the Winter Olympics have been held every four years, except […]
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End of an era: goodbye to Becketts Irish Bar
By Federica Simone In the last 20 years Becketts Irish Bar has represented a local institution for expats, locals, and international students alike. Since 1994, Becketts Irish […]
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How to get used to the cold temperatures
By Cristina Ciobanu Now that winter has finally arrived, how do you deal with chilly weather? Are you the only one who’s always freezing in […]
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Vlada Sahovic helps children in his hometown
Vlada Sahovic graduated from McDanielCollege in Spring 2013. He studied communication under Jolan Roka. He is from Serbia and is currently doing his Masters at BrnoUniversity […]
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Plastic pollution piling into our oceans
By Mary Busch Plastic pollution is a growing, manmade environmental disaster affecting the entire world and is a sign of our throw-away culture. Consider everything in […]
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Film Review: The Wolf of Wall Street
Mark-Antonio Zivic This is not the first time someone has attempted to tell the story of a man’s rise and fall. Only this time it concentrates […]
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An Orthodox Christmas in Serbia
By Milica Stamenkovic Christmas is celebrated in Serbia on January 7 according to Orthodox Christian (Julian) calendar. Christmas symbolizes the day of Christ’s birth and in […]
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Let’s celebrate New Year’s Eve in Hungary
By ShuanDan Lin Like in many other countries, New Year’s Eve in Hungary is also ushered in with home parties and street parties on December 31st, […]
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The magic of a Moldovan Christmas.
By Cristina Ciobanu Cinnamon, freshly baked ginger bread, mulled wine? Yes, Christmas is finally here. I already put up my Christmas decorations at the beginning of […]
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