OPINION.
All Eyes on Serbia: How a Collapsed Canopy Became a Nation's Reckoning
Serbia’s students led the movement behind a pivotal election. Here’s what they’re trying to end.
By Miloš Bulatović
Central Babylonian University
A prophetic critique of a university drifting from its mission, and whether renewal is still possible.
by The Fishermen
Can We Listen?
What the 1988 uproar over Heldenplatz reveals about the double edge of free speech.
by Lili Androsch
A Response to CEU2025
Today’s students answer their predecessors’ worries about CEU’s five-year plan: how far it has come, and how far it has to go.
by Elina Silver
Being Jewish after the Destruction of Gaza – A Meditation
The genocide in Gaza has shattered Jewish identity; what shall be done with the pieces?
by Anonymous
Go Great or Go Home
The writing market is oversaturated with comforting mediocrity. Time to break the mould
by Andrey Sapozhnikov