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“Writing for me is an excuse to have an adventure.”
 

 
The adventure-loving freelance journalist Dimiter Kenarov is the newest member of the AUBG faculty. This semester, he is teaching a JMC course called Creative Nonfiction. Apart from being a journalist, he is also a poet, literary critic, and translator. His articles have been published in magazines such as Esquire, Outside, The Nation, The Atlantic, Foreign Policy, The International New York Times, and The Virginia Quarterly Review....

AUBG is one of the few universities in Bulgaria that allows its students to graduate with two majors simultaneously. However, some students decide that they are passionate about another area of study that is not part of the academic catalog. Hence, they enroll in a second university while also studying at AUBG.
 
Among these students is Georgi Pandev, a junior majoring in Business Administration and Political Science. Apart from his studies at AUBG, he is a part-time Law student at Southwest U...

For Elena Andonova, a pharmacy student at Medical University in Pleven, gender quotas in the university admission process made her change her career path.“The two times I applied for dentistry, I had significantly higher results than the accepted boys, and still, I was not accepted,” Andonova said. “This felt so discouraging.”This year, at the Medical University of Sofia (one of the most desired medical universities in Bulgaria), the minimal score for women applying for medicine is 39,03 (out of...

Dear AUBG Community,
I have something to say: We are not a community anymore. 
I have been at the university for three years now, during which I have seen and heard the words AUBG Community more than any other two words. The small campus, the clubs, the events, the alumni networks, and the dorms in which everyone lived back in my first year made AUBG like no other university. It made it feel like “The Place to Be.” 
Things have changed. 
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a community is...