Ankara Startup Summit
The Bilkent Young Entrepreneurs Club will be holding the 8th Ankara Startup Summit on February 27-28 at the Bilkent Concert Hall. The goal of this annual event is to encourage Internet entrepreneurship in Ankara.
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Emerging Methods of Fire Detection Described in New Book by Enis Çetin
Prof. Enis Çetin of the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has coauthored a new book, “Methods and Techniques for Fire Detection,” with Bart Merci, Osman Günay, Behçet Uğur Töreyin and Steven Verstockt. The
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Roosevelt Diaries Edited by Edward Kohn
Asst. Prof. Edward Kohn, Department of History faculty member and chair of the Department of American Culture and Literature, has edited a new book. “A Most Glorious Ride: The Diaries of Theodore Roosevelt, 1877-1886”
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“Dr. Korczak’s Example” on Stage This Month at FMPA Chamber Theater
Staged by students from the Department of Performing Arts, the play “Dr. Korczak’s Example” had its Bilkent premiere last week in a Turkish translation. Additional performances will take place on February 10, 17 and
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“The Books That Shaped Your Life”
Sandrine Bergès, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy BY MELİS ERDEM (ARCH/II) It’s really hard to answer the question of what book influenced me most; nearly all the books I read influenced me, especially novels.
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Princeton Scholars Give Talk on “Terrorism and the Fate of Dictators”
Last week, on February 4, the Department of Political Science and Public Administration organized a talk on “Terrorism and the Fate of Dictators.” Given by Deniz Aksoy, associate research scholar in the Department of
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MFA Student’s Work on Exhibit
An exhibition of works by Maria Brzozowska, a student in Bilkent’s Master of Fine Arts in Media and Design program, will be opening at Galeri Sanatyapım in downtown Ankara on February 15 and will
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The International Chronicles
BY ZOHA TASNEEM (IAED/II) Name: Ayesha Saleem Department: International Relations / I Country of Origin: Pakistan What do you like best about Turkey? The first thing that comes to my mind is the Turkish
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