Alumni News

CEU Alumni, Professor Named Top ‘Changemakers’ in Central Europe

November 22, 2016
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CEU alumni Aleksander Tarkowski (SOCI '07) and Marek Antos (LEGS '13), and Department of Sociology Associate Professor Prem Kumar Rajaram were named to the New Europe 100 list of changemakers in Central and Eastern Europe.

Compiled by the Financial Times, Google, the Visegrad Fund and Res Publica, New Europe 100 highlights the region's "brightest and best" people and organizations with creative solutions in society and politics, business, media and culture.

'Simply Networking' Draws Alumni Back to Campus

November 14, 2016
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What a night!

Approximately 70 CEU alumni and friends, students and staff came together for the first Simply Networking hosted at CEU's new campus, on Thursday Nov. 10. PHOTOS.

CEU Alumni Campaign Enters Final Stretch

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After years of vigorous fundraising, the CEU Alumni Campaign, CEUnext, will close at the end of this December.

The campaign, which seeks to raise $1 million before year's end, supports student scholarships, aid for academic units and campus redevelopment. So far it has raised nearly $970,000 from more than 2,700 alumni and friends from around the world.

CEU's New Campus: In Words and Pictures

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CEU history was made last month with the opening of two stunning new buildings at Nador u. 13 and 15. Incorporating state-of-the-art features and sustainable design, these new additions conclude Phase I of CEU’s three-phase campus redevelopment project. SEE PICTURES and VIDEO. 

Alumni Host Record Number of Student Welcome Events

October 17, 2016
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More CEU alumni than ever before welcomed new students to our community this summer.

Alumni hosted a record-breaking 39 Pre-Departure Orientations around the world for new students preparing to leave for Budapest. That’s nine more than last summer, and sixteen more than in 2014!

This year’s PDOs drew nearly 300 students and alumni, on five continents. While attendance was strong in central and southeastern Europe, this year’s largest events were in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. (Photos below)