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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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Sailor’s favorite, or just another Belgian pub in the city?
By Mihai Damascan Söntés Belgian Pub | Google reviews: 4.7/5 out of 42 reviews Belgian Pub | 4-5 beers (per person) with snacks for two: HUF […]
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Getting bookish at Lotz Terem – Book Café; a café in a Neo-Renaissance ballroom
By Reza Almaee Lotz Terem, well known as Alexandra Book café, is one of the most stunning cafes in Europe. Located on Budapest’s luxurious street: Andrassyút, […]
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Professor Josh Ambrose: “Be ready to have fun and to write, a lot!”
by Bryn Blanchard Josh Ambrose is a professor and the head of the Writing Center at McDaniel College in Westminster, MD. But, for the duration of […]
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My Budapest Photo Project: A glimpse of a different side of the city
By Sarah Tibor László has been forced to wander the streets of Budapest since the millennium and his perspective of the city, along with those […]
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Chinese Hot Pot in Budapest
By Chelsey Chen Hot Pot is a very old way of preparing and serving dishes cooked up in a big pot at the table where […]
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A Hungarian sanctuary for bears
by Maxim LeFleur An hour’s journey from Budapest’s city center can bring you face-to-face with the one of the continent’s largest mammals, the Eurasian Brown Bear. […]
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Christmas markets in Budapest
By Chelsey Chen Christmas markets are traditional, festive street markets and are typically composed of many different local stalls, often clustered in a big square, […]
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The Grandest Budapest Hotel
By Youmna Benmaymoun In the last few weeks, Budapest’s Keleti train station had hosted thousands of beautiful souls who were escaping their devastated countries, […]
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How to get a driver’s license in Hungary
By Tobi Onuoha Getting a driver’s licence as a foreigner consists of three key steps. Obtaining a drivers licence in Hungary consists of […]
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“You are what you do” at Heroes Square!
By Julia Klinger Philip Zimbardo shows how we all can practice everyday heroism and help Hungarian society achieve the mental and attitude transformation needed to realize […]
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A new season calls for a new wine bar at Szimpla
By Sarah Sunday When asked of the top places to go in the wonderful city in Budapest, among the sights such as the Citadella, […]
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They LOVE Coffee and they LOVE Budapest!
By Julia Klinger I had the amazing opportunity to do an interview with the British couple who are the owners of The Goat Herder- Espresso […]
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Going Mad for Donuts in Budapest
By Zsófia Balassa After a hard day of studying and stress, we all just want to take a few hours of our day and relax, […]
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Treasure hunting at Ecseri flea market
By Aletta Morariu I recently took a trip to check out the Ecseri Flea Market at Nagykőrösi út 156. Although I was unlucky to get caught […]
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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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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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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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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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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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Farewell for now to study abroad students
By Nick Pongratz The end of the semester is here, and for a group of students, this is the end of their time at McDaniel College […]
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The top six things to do in Budapest at Christmas
By Zsófia Balassa Winter is here and Christmas is almost upon us. Some people are getting ready for their final exams; others are looking forward to the […]
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Get your skates on
By Sarah Sunday As the winter season is approaching, it is once again becoming that time of year to get into the Christmas spirit. One fun […]
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Couch Surfing
By Edgar Phillips If you are new to a city and want to connect with locals and find hot spots then use the Couchsurfing Network while […]
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Has Life in Hungary Changed for the Better since 1989?
By Daniel Csáki On March 11 2013, several thousand people gathered in the evening near the offices of Hungarian President Janos Ader, asking him to veto […]
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Uncovering a Hungarian gem at the János Thorma exhibition in Budapest
By Milica Stamenković János Thorma’s “The painter of the Hungarian Barbizon” exhibition is running until May 12 and is definitely worth seeing! The exhibition in the Hungarian […]
Read moreExperience the Invisible World : A Visit to the Invisible Exhibition
By Nikola Djokic On Monday, February 25th a group of Students and Faculty members led by Prof. Melinda Harlov visited the Invisible Exhibition in the Millenáris […]
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Valentine’s Day at our LOVEly McDaniel College
By Fahimeh Karimi This year, thanks to the efforts of the Student Union, McDaniel College pulled out all the stops for Valentine’s Day. The school building […]
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A trip into the creative mind of cutting-edge artist Dávid Tripsánszki
Interview by Sylvia Czifra Dávid Tripsánszki, known as Tripo in the art world was born in 1988 in Budapest, Hungary. He spent his childhood in the […]
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Earn Credits for building houses and satisfy your June Term requirements, says Guest Professor Jim Kunz
By Iji O. Solomon Last semester a few of us students met with Professor Jim Kunz, the new guest professor from the main campus, for […]
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So long Solomon
By Abiade Zainab Solomon ijisola was one of the seniors graduating this past fall semester from Mcdaniel. He is someone we have come to know as […]
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