The Messenger
The Hungarian Army’s new pride: the Lynx
By Mark Kollar From the former communist era, the Hungarian Army inherited tanks and military equipment, which have become outdated in the 21st century. This was […]
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A student’s flight Part 1
By Kate Nwachukwu I spoke to a student caught up in the Russo-Ukrainian War, who chose to remain anonymous, but for the sake of this article […]
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Hungary vs Italy match – the underdog versus the Italian giant
By Mark Kollar The Hungary-Italy match took place on September 26. The stakes were high, since the winner of the match would proceed to the finals […]
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A mother, a wife, and a human being – the historical life of Queen Elizabeth
By Mark Kollar The Queen, after 70 years serving as the UK’s monarch and Head of the Commonwealth, passed away peacefully on September at Balmoral Castle, […]
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Mahsa Amini Protests – 11 days on
By Tyler Wood On September 16, in Tehran, Iran, a 22-year-old woman named Mahsa Amini was beaten to death by Iranian ‘morality police’ because she was […]
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Grumpy café is a new, welcoming option for breakfast and dinner in the Seventh District.
By Astrid Söderström Grumpy is a little, two-storey café & restaurant in the heart of Budapest’s gastro hub of District 7, which stands out with its […]
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Tuchel kicked into touch by Chelsea too soon?
By Mark Kollar Thomas Tuchel was sacked as manager by Chelsea on September 7, after disappointing results against Dinamo Zagreb and Southampton. The Blues have appointed […]
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The new clubroom of McDaniel College
By Dominika Sipos The new club room has opened its door for all the students of McDaniel. The Student Body Council (SAC) and volunteers have been […]
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The topic of Guns
By Eszter Horovitz There have been many debates on gun laws and gun control throughout our history, all over the world. The ultimate question all […]
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The beautiful city of Gdansk
By Dominika Sipos Gdansk is a beautiful city located on the Baltic Sea, but its beauty has been desired for hundreds of years, thus Gdansk has […]
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Some of the best dressed stars at the 2022 Oscars
By Dominika Sipos What else is a better stage than the red-carpet fashion scene? The 94th Academy Awards kicked off on March 28 evening at the […]
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International day brought together 12 cultures in a warm celebration of McDaniel students
By Astrid Söderström International Day was held on the McDaniel Budapest campus on May 6. The event, organized by the Student Council and volunteers, gathered people from […]
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McDaniel welcomes guest professor István Berszán for a collaboration
By Astrid Soderstrom McDaniel professor Gábor Molnár invited guest professor István Berszán to collaborate with him on the ENG 2220: World Literature course. Dr. Berszán visited […]
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The mechanism behind chemically induced memory suppression of traumatic or fearful memories
By Dominika Sipos Traumatic events can negatively impact our brains. People who have experienced sexual assault or were abused or veterans who witnessed any traumatic event […]
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The Lost Daughter is a discomforting drama about womanhood that can’t be ignored
By Astrid Söderström The Lost Daughter is a haunting psychological drama with both suspenseful as well as erotic flavors. It digs into the themes of womanhood and […]
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McDonald’s around the world
By Eszter Horovitz The first McDonald’s restaurant was opened in 1940 in San Bernardino, California by the McDonald brothers Richard and Maurice. It was originally a […]
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Oscars 2022: Creating a night no one will ever forget
By Eszter Horovitz The actress Jada Pinkett Smith and her husband Will Smith were not pleased with Chris Rock’s remarks about Jada during the 2022 Oscars. […]
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Must go to places in Cappadocia
By Canan Atik The famous city of Cappadocia is always beautiful to visit, but it is most recommended seeing between April and June. As that time […]
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McDaniel College study abroad students take a Pécs study tour
By Yarbrough Laws On March 10, 2022, in the spring semester McDaniel College Budapest study abroad students embarked on their first two-day study tour led by […]
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Russo-Ukraine war will put sports community’s influence to the test
By Astrid Söderström After the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, the world has been in shock. So has the sports world whose response […]
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Festivals in Hungary – 2022
By Canan Atik If you are a student who plans not to leave Hungary for the summer or has no plans, then I got a […]
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How to detect disinformation online
By Astrid Söderström Images of hostilities in and around Ukraine have found their way online since the beginning of the conflict. After the Russian invasion on […]
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Time to raise the bar and impose an age limit in female figure skating
By Astrid Söderström Women’s figure skating competition in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics was a painful event to watch but draw important attention to problems in the […]
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A vegetarian & vegan guide to Budapest
By Mária Eszter Bogdán A guide to find vegetarian and vegan treasures in the heart of a meat lover culture’s capital The traditional Hungarian cuisine is […]
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The golden age of the Hungarian markets
By Márton Katona Going to the markets today only lives in the minds of most people as a romantic anecdote. What was still a completely natural […]
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All-occasion creamy salmon soup
By Astrid Söderström Up north, on the border of Sweden and Finland, flows one of Europe’s biggest unharnessed rivers, the Torne River. The river is rich […]
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Berlin: reflections of a city through exhibitions
By Mária Eszter Bogdán A portrait of the German capital through exhibitions that present two pillars of the city: classical arts, and modern culture. Visiting […]
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HBO’s new, suspected hit show coming soon!
By Franciska Sipos Euphoria’s creator is working on a brand-new series presumed to be released on HBO in 2022. Many fans (including myself) […]
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Nightmare Alley (2022) – a film review
By Canan Atik Is del Toro’s most recent Oscar nominee movie worth watching? Nightmare Alley is Guillermo del Toro’s latest movie starring Bradley Cooper, Cate […]
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Super Bowl, what now?
By Yarbrough Laws Prior to the National Football League’s season starting no one would have expected the Super Bowl LVI matchup to be what it […]
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Hungarian referendum on limiting LGBTQ+ and sex education
By Dominika Sipos The Hungarian government started an informational action on child protection as there will be a referendum called by FIDESZ, the ruling party, on […]
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The sketchy airline merger
By Eszter Horovitz Frontier Airlines is buying Spirit to try and save themselves from their horrible reputation. “Absolute worst airline.” M Neal “Biggest disappointment by […]
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