By Betul Alhafez Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, characterized by fasting, prayer and reflection. Ramadan started in 610 A.D when the […]
Read moreBy Dariia A Regan At the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, students discovered that new M&M’s vending machines secretly use facial recognition software that collects […]
Read moreBy Saide Almak Imagine this: you’re flying through the library’s book shelves, and textbooks are transforming into butterflies, flying with you, and that dreaded final exam […]
Read moreBy Walter Timothy: There’s no denying that technological innovation has played a key role in improving our daily lives, but are we ignoring its cost? Every […]
Read moreShock return to politics of ex-PM David Cameron By Sara Csornai Rishi Sunak has appointed former British Prime Minister David Cameron to the post of […]
Read moreTortuga és Pohánka sourdough bakery: the lifecycle of a lactic acid bacterium By Elizabeth Fyfe As a lactic acid bacterium, I start my day off […]
Read moreThe psychology of Procrastination: understanding, consequences, and overcoming it By Dominika Czibula Procrastination is something that nearly everyone has grappled with at some point in […]
Read moreThe Psychology of Motivation: The Driving Force in Everyday Life By: Dominika Czibula Introduction Motivation is the fuel that drives human behavior and shapes our […]
Read moreLula’s return – “Brazil is back” Will Lula’s presidency finally bring peace for Brazil after the chaos caused by his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro? By: Sara Csornai […]
Read moreIs Turkey joining the EU? Admitting Turkey into the European Union By: Sara Csornai Recep Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan has linked his support for Sweden’s NATO […]
Read moreNurturing mental health: a guide for students By Dominika Czibula In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, the mental health of students has become a subject of […]
Read moreHamas, and how is it one of the richest terrorist organizations in the world By Sara Csornai In the past two years, Hamas has received funds […]
Read moreThe importance of mental health in schools and institutions of higher education By Dominika Czibula In my previous article, I expressed why mental health awareness is […]
Read moreYour illness does not define you, your strength and courage does By Dominika Czibula Mental health awareness is a critical aspect of our overall well-being, often […]
Read moreBy Oliva Nickerson For my final interview, I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking with a Czech/Hungarian student who also happens […]
Read moreBy Olivia Nickerson Gabriella or “Gabby” Luus is a 20-year-old South African and Hungarian student majoring in psychology. She was born in BedfordView, Johannesburg, South Africa. […]
Read moreBy Gabriella Luus Corfu is a beautiful Greek island located in the Ionian Sea, off the north-western coast of Greece. It is a popular tourist destination […]
Read moreBy Kate Nwachukwu Hungary is clearly in an inflationary period, which may be directly related to the energy crisis caused by the Russia-Ukrainian War, with inflation […]
Read moreBy: Nathalie Avalos It’s always exciting to discover new technology that can make our lives easier, and that’s exactly what Danny Silvestre, an M.S. in Artificial […]
Read moreBy Kristof Kocs Dr. Christina Griessler, an Austrian-born research associate for the Political Communication Network (netPOL) at Andrássy University Budapest, and a European integration policy expert, […]
Read moreBy Walaa Al Farwi To this day, many people around the world still do not understand what cryptocurrency means, or how it operates. While some people […]
Read moreBy Olivia Nickerson Janvi Baweja is our current student body president and friend. She’s a double major in art history and political science. Born in Kolkata, […]
Read moreBy Kristof Kocs If you are looking for a fun winter sports resort, offering a unique mountainous experience, with slopes for all skill levels and guaranteed […]
Read moreBy: Kate Nwachukwu Are you bored of spending every weekend here in Budapest? Are you seeking a thrilling adventure and place to go this Easter? Do […]
Read moreBy: Olivia Nickerson How well do you know your fellow peers at McDaniel College? Daniel Bailis is in his final semester here on our Budapest campus. […]
Read moreBy Tyler Wood Hello from the student activity council. In case you aren’t aware, the SAC organizes most of the fun events that happen on at […]
Read moreBy Tyler Wood Fifty train cars derailed in East Palestine, a small town in Ohio, USA, of less than 5,000 people, not to be confused with […]
Read moreBy: Nathalie Avalos Budapest is a city rich in history, culture, and stunning views, so what is better way to experience it all than from one […]
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