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Interviews with graduating students: Gabriella Luus
By 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. […]
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Unpacking Global Citizenship
By Sarah Sunday Dr. Jochen Fried, Director of Education at the Salzburg Global Seminar, came to McDaniel College last week to speak on the […]
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”Unpacking Global Citizenship” lecture in McDaniel
By Ciobanu Cristina McDaniel students shared pizza with dr. Jochen Fried who is the Director of Education at the Salzburg Global Seminar and who […]
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How to eat healthy – Student version
By Youmna Benmaymoun No one nowadays can ignore the fact that healthy eating habits are important for energy and long-lasting health. Although healthy eating is […]
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A look back over the years
Viktor Josa takes us through his time at McDaniel College By Tobi Onuoha I sat down with Viktor Josa from McDaniel College Budapest on […]
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My Westminster Experience
By Bence Janek After I spent five semesters at the McDaniel College Budapest, campus I decided to fulfill my sixth semester at […]
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Interview with Victor McTeer
By Youmna Benmaymoun “There are some people who think that lawyers are tricksters and that their role is merely to be gunslingers for the highest […]
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Is It an EL CLASICO Final for Real Madrid?
By Chukwuemeka Igwe On May 5th, during the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-final, Real Madrid played away to the Italian giants, Juventus, […]
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Victor McTeer visits McDaniel Budapest
By Tobi Onuoha McDaniel College Budapest hosted Victor McTeer and his wife, Mercidees, in February 2015. Victor is renowned as one of the greatest civil […]
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Professor Don Lavin: “I just want to be able to live a life that’s meaningful and worthwhile”
By Julia Klinger The enthusiastically charming guest professor, Don Lavin, has won the admiration of the McDaniel Budapest students since his Budapest tenure started […]
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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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Bill allowing weapons on campus one step closer
By Kevlyn Moscoso In the wake of several school shootings, states are now considering legislation about whether or not to permit guns on college campuses. […]
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WHO WILL COME OUT VICTORIOUS IN THE MADRID DERBY?
By Chukwuemeka Igwe Tonight Atletico Madrid makes the short trip across town to face their bitter city rivals Real Madrid for the second leg of […]
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“BE CHIC AND FAKE FUR”
By Nazgol Rezapour Well well well, the lovely, light spring breeze and the shiny sun are finally upon us marking the end of […]
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Slovenian Ambassador visits McDaniel Budapest
By Tobi Onuoha Last month McDaniel College had the unique chance to host her Excellency the Ambassador of Slovenia in Hungary Ms. Ksenija Škrilec. The reason […]
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Menza: the canteen reinvented
By Youmna Benmaymoun Have you ever found yourself thinking a lot about where you should take your friends for dinner when they come to […]
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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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FALL SEMESTER – 2015 Course Offerings
MAJOR COURSES (Any course may be taken as an elective if there are no prerequisites or a student has satisfied them.) McDaniel Plan Designation […]
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All to play for as Man U take on Liverpool
By Chukwuemeka Igwe Manchester United FC travel to the fortress of Anfield Stadium on March 22 to do battle with arch rivals Liverpool […]
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Happy Persian New Year: EYD NOEROOZ!
By Nazgol Rezapours Historians observe that with its 1,700 years of history Iran is one of the oldest and most cultural countries in the Middle East. […]
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“The decline of France”
By Youmna Benmaymoun When you walk the streets of Paris, two smells fill your lungs almost more than clear oxygen: the mouthwatering smell of amazing French […]
Read moreAnti-semitic and racist abuse raises questions about the direction of football in England
By Samuel Oluwafemi The recent racist and anti-semitic chants by fans of two notable London clubs have shown that the ball to kick racism out […]
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Bienvenue to the McDaniel French Circle
By Cristina Ciobanu “ - C’est quoi ça? – C’est un group de conversation dans la langue française, pour debutants, ceux qui parlent couramment, ceux […]
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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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We love migrants parts: let’s get it started in here!
For the past several months, Hungary has been at the forefront of the immigration topic. With an anti-immigration Prime Minister and extremist right wing parties, […]
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To travel or not to travel – the benefits and consequences of growing up traveling the world
By Sarah Sunday To be able to travel and see the world is widely perceived as a fortunate, fabulous experience for the privileged few and […]
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Cat adoption 101
By Wang Haisha College life can sometimes be lonely and dull, even more so for international students away from home for the first time. What […]
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2014: the year Hungarians rose up and cast off a history of quiet resignation
By Nick Pongratz 2014 turned out to a big year for protests, from Hong Kong, to Ferguson, Missouri, but also here in Hungary. During […]
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Exploring the legend of Santa Claus
By Tobi Onuoha Every year children wake up on December 25 and run straight to the Christmas tree to see what Santa has brought […]
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Countdown to Christmas: top Christmas songs and movies
By Anna Kalmár If you’re not feeling in the Christmas mood just yet, one way of getting into it is through music. Seasonal songs bring […]
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Christmas continues to catch on in China
By Haisha Wang Christmas, as one of the most important western holidays, is now becoming increasingly popular in big Chinese cities since China has been […]
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