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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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A world without war – workshop with Professor Weiss
By Verena Zyla Can you imagine a world without war? I personally have not been able to do so but strongly believe it is possible so […]
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Movie Night: What Is A Man Without A Moustache?
Come enjoy What Is A Man Without A Moustache? with the students of SIS 2100 Gender, Fiction, and Sexuality inCentral Europe, next Monday, 7pm. On Monday, […]
Read moreThe Advent and Christmas traditions explained
By Idamina Babarinsa Advent starts four weeks before Christmas (December 25) and it goes on up until Christmas. It started in the 4th century and in […]
Read moreVenezuela en Navidad: Alfonso Majetic celebrates Christmas Venezuelan style
By Alfonso Majetic Christmas is fast upon us and the diverse ways of celebrating this holiday around the world are fascinating. On this occasion, I want […]
Read moreThe magic of a Moldovan Christmas
By Alexander Grigorasenco For everyone from a Christian culture Christmas is a very important holiday, and there’s no exception when it comes to Moldovans.Moldovais a small […]
Read moreA Coptic Christmas in Egypt
By Kareem Korayem ThoughEgypthas a majority Muslim population, Christmas is still a very important holiday in the country, celebrated by both Muslims and Christians. The holiday […]
Read moreHorse racing in Budapest
Iji. O. Solomon goes to the races and finds an ideal excuse for starting New Year celebrations early For the lovers of energetic sport, the open […]
Read moreTuck into traditional Hungarian Christmas food
By Vera Treit As you all know, we Hungarians like abusing our tummies with heavy dishes. These two basic facts don’t tend to change come Christmas. […]
Read moreCharity Concert for the Gal Siblings
On the 17th of December, at 7:00 PM,McDaniel College is opening its doors for a great and important charity concert. The College and the Jewish community […]
Read moreTop Models no more
By Alfonso Majetic [slideshow] The term top model or supermodel has been referring for decades to a highly paid fashion model that has a worldwide reputation […]
Read moreNightlife: Alexander Grigorasenco gets into the groove at a former iron and copperware factory
The place has an interesting history as well, because the name Mika Tivadar Bar derives from Mika Tivadar himself, who put his name out on the […]
Read moreHeading up to the clouds: the sky’s the limit for efficient college computing
By Idamina Babarinsa For a university or a college, which either successfully achieves its objectives or fails in doing so, the importance of changing its Information […]
Read moreDead but not buried: millionaires from beyond the grave
By Alfonso Majetic Do you think celebrities earn more millions alive or dead? This is a difficult question to answer. We all know the principle: where […]
Read moreAerobics: Felix Timmers gets enlightened and in shape by merely attending class
With several doubts and my masculinity on the line I decided to sign up and most importantly to show up for the McDaniel aerobics class. This […]
Read moreUNESCO plays important role in recognizing Palestine at its peril
By Greg Nolan At its general conference in Paris earlier this month, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) voted a whopping 106-14 in […]
Read moreSpotlight on Budapest: Two part special on Gellert Hill and the Saint who was rolled down it to his death
Part 2: Who was Saint Gellert asks Kareem Korayem? Though it has a relatively short history, Budapest is packed with interesting and informative stories which would […]
Read moreSpotlight on Budapest: Two part special on Gellert Hill and the Saint who was rolled down it to his death
Part 1: Rahmi Umut Kucuktetik gives us a foothold on Gellert Hill Gellert hill is a 235 meter high hill which overlooks the Danube running […]
Read moreThe American Experience Semester
By Fardin Khanjani On Thursday October 13 there was a meeting with Rose Falkner regarding the American experience semester for those students who are going to […]
Read moreFall hike goes off without a hitch
By Gregory Nolan [slideshow] Saturday, November 19, was a cold, grey, day in Budapest. While other students were relaxing in their apartments, a group of 10 […]
Read moreAll Saints Day vs Halloween
Idamina Babarinsa sheds light on the ghoulish goings on All Saints day is celebrated in Hungary on the 1st of November every year. Originally All Saints […]
Read moreMexico set to create new trend in the institution of marriage
By Iji. O. Solomon With a high wave of divorces in Mexico and the legal issues that come along with it, lawmakers in Mexico […]
Read moreRegister for Spring 2012 courses
Registration for all Budapest campus students is in less than two weeks—the week of November 14-18. All students who will be studying here in the Spring […]
Read moreField trip to the Aquincum Roman ruins: uncovering Roman ruins
By Felix Timmers and Leigh Choi The relatively sunny and warm fall weather was the perfect beginning for the visit to the Aquincum Museum featuring Budapest’s […]
Read moreVisit the Fine Arts Museum, see the Renaissance
This Saturday at 10am, there will be a visit to the Fine Arts Museum of Budapest. Professor of Art History Peter Bokody will be giving a […]
Read moreRugby World Cup Semi Finals are here, more surprises in store
by Federica Romana Simone With the end of the Quarter Finals, many dreams of glory of players and fans alike are over, although this is just […]
Read moreIsraelis and Palestinians in historic prisoner exchange agreement
By Avi Benyakar On October 11 after 5 years of stalemate, the Israeli government reached agreement with Hamas, the Palestinian government in Gaza, to free captured […]
Read moreWinter is Coming Soon, Lap Up the Sun While it Lasts
By Kareem Korayem Budapest is a beautiful city during the summer and the winter; in either season the city has a special charm that can be […]
Read moreSteve Jobs: the legend of our times
By Veronika Treit When Steven Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, nobody knew that he would be the one to rewrite the history of […]
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