Representatives of the Sofia branch of one of the leading game development and distribution company Ubisoft visited AUBG on Wednesday, November 28^th. They held a presentation and a Q&A session in the Red Room in MainBuilding at 7:30 in front of over 90 students. Continue reading…

Melon Inc., USIT Colors and Denkstatt participated in the first Youth to Business seminar in Blagoevgrad on Sunday, November 11, organized by AIESEC. The conference took place in Balkanski Academic Centre from 10am to 6pm. The topics were entrepreneurship, sustainability and competition. Continue reading…

Prof. Ina Gittel, AUBG Adjunct Instructor in German and DAAD representative acquainted AUBG students with DAAD scholarship programs available to them on Monday, October 15. DAAD provides financing for your tuition, a monthly allowance and in some cases even housing.  Continue reading…

Wooden benches and tables, swings and trees are all gifts made by the graduating seniors to the campus and students of AUBG. It is a wonderful gesture to leave something behind that enriches the on – campus experience of the remaining students and we do it every year. This year.. again! Continue reading…

For those who missed this year’s All Student Assembly, here is a summary of what happened.

Due to the initial lack of quorum, many students had to literally drag their colleagues out of classrooms in BAC in order for the assembly to reach the required 205 -people bar. In one way or another that was accomplished and throughout the entire ASA there were students guarding the doors, so as not to let people out of the Auditorium. Discussions began soon after. Continue reading…

You missed the Musical Promo Party and you are still wondering what this year’s musical is? …

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1st Place Poem

Nikolay Iliyev

Night and Day

   A brother and sister
forever astray,
siblings so distant
the night and the day; Continue reading…

Gergana Georgieva, part of the Library staff and AUBG graduate, is initiating a new campaign to raise the awareness about a form of harassment that is very much overlooked by both Bulgarian law enforcement and prosecution. For lack of a better term we will refer to it as “stalking”. Geri is part of an organization founded by another AUBG graduate, Radostin Djeliov, called Blago Consulting Group Ltd. Their initiative is the first that addresses this issue in Bulgaria.

“Stalking” is a broad term that refers to a combination of ongoing behaviors. It combines the physical action of actually following someone around, taking pictures, sending unwanted gifts, calling on the phone not just the victim, but doing the same to people close to him/her as well. It is hard to define, investigate and therefore hard to prosecute, but often leads to more serious crimes later on. There are laws in the US and many European countries that recognize stalking as a big issue and have acted accordingly, installing the appropriate mechanisms to fight it. In the US, 3.4 million people fall victims to stalking a year, according to the National Center for Victims of Crime’s stalker information resource. Continue reading…

He is one of those people that are being easily noticed because of their weirdness. To the common eye, he is “that shady werewolf man that floats around Skapto 1”, but when he is at his best, he is “Paperface” or “The Creep”. These are stage names he goes by when exercising his talent – playing the guitar.

“V”, as he would like to be known when he’s not performing, came here as an ELI student from the US, although he is originally from Armenia. He makes his own music and he has a number of solo albums in the style of what he calls “psycho metal”. His newest project is being recorded right now from his room here in AUBG. Continue reading…