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CEU Hosts Nobel Laureate Cognitive Scientists
Three Nobel laureates and a Brain Prize winner, John O'Keefe, Edvard Moser, May-Britt Moser, and Gyorgy Buzsaki, respectively, spoke at CEU on Aug. 31 at a neuroscience symposium hosted by the Dept. of Cognitive Science. Read more...
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CEU Workshop on Gendered Impacts of the War on Drugs
The Global Policy Academy hosted an OSF-sponsored conference on the impact of drug policies on women with an all-female, international panel. Article / Video...
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iLab Named Best Incubator in Hungary
CEU InnovationsLab was named Best Accelerator and Incubator in Hungary at the Central European Startup Awards competition and will represent Hungary in the CES Awards finale. Read more...
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In Memoriam: Alfred Stepan, 1936-2017
Alfred Stepan, CEU's first President and Rector, renowned comparative political scientist and most recently Wallace S. Sayre Professor of Government at Columbia University, has passed away. Read more...
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Alumna Co-Authors WaPo Piece on Origins of Populism
Evgeniia Iakhnis (IR '12) on new poll showing populism stems not from economic distress but perceptions of how groups fare in society. Article...
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CMDS Wins Google Funding for Media Ownership Tool
With a grant from Google's DNI Fund, the Center for Media, Data and Society will develop a tool for tracking and analyzing media ownership in Hungary according to political ties, ideology. Read more...
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Ordinary Virtues Help Create Moral Order, Promote Open Society, Ignatieff Says
The Christian Science Monitor points to President Ignatieff's new book The Ordinary Virtues: Moral Order in a Divided World as a new approach to curbing atrocities. Read more...
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New Romani Studies Program Launches
CEU celebrated the launch of its new Romani Studies Program in October. Maria Dumitru, an RGPP student, spoke to the crowd about the opportunities given to her and other Roma by CEU: "I don't think education should be a privilege, but a right for everyone." Read more...
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