A prophetic critique of a university drifting from its mission, confronting leadership, complacency, and the question of whether renewal is still possible.

by The Fishermen

The release and reactions to the play Heldenplatz in 1988, critical of Austrian society and its inadequate denazification, prompts us consider the double-sided nature of freedom of speech.

by Lili Androsch

Current BA, MA and PhD student’s respond to their predecessors concerns about CEU’s 5 year plan, showing us how far the university has come and how far it still needs to go.

by Elina Silver

The genocide in Gaza has shattered Jewish identity; what shall be done with the pieces?

by Anonymous

The writing market is oversaturated with comforting mediocrity. Time to break the mould

by Andrey Sapozhnikov

A personal reflection on the importance of the free word, and what it means to defend it in a world where journalists are increasingly silenced.

by Mariam Komakhidze

Why CEU should join the Europe-wide Plant-Based University initiative and why you should take part.

by Johanna Öövel and Carolina Gabler

Is KSV-KJÖ truly communist or merely choreographic?

by Guido Ugo Sitzia

Hungarian liberal intellectuals and artists have supported the censure of Pro-Palestinian Irish rap trio Kneecap from Budapest’s Sviget Festival. The author decries the hypocrisy of Hungarian society silence against the Gaza genocide.

by Samu Banfalvi