The International Chronicles
BY NAUSHERWAN AZIZ (MAN/III) Name: Karen Dufu Department: International Relations/III Country of Origin: Ghana What do you like best about Turkey? The food! Everything from börek to İskender. Are there any similarities between Turkey
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Günköy Gathers Supplies for Uşak Schoolchildren
Last week, volunteers from the TDP project Günköy (The Sun Rises From the Village) collected donations for Uşak province’s Eşme Karaahmetli village and its primary school. Items such as books, school supplies and clothing
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Artistic Pleasure
How can we evaluate a song’s success? Nowadays, there are charts like the Billboard Hot 100, which measures how successful a song is in terms of the number of people who listen to it
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Sculptures, Elections and the Face of Ankara
A city is an area of culture. It’s not difficult to understand its economy and its citizens by taking a deeper look at its infrastructure, schools and community centers. However, more implicitly, the streets
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A Word From the Wise: Seniors’ Advice to Freshmen
BY YAREN SAĞLIK (TRIN/II) For most of us, a new role in life presents a variety of challenges and some surprises, too. Advice from someone who’s already been there can help get us through
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Workshop Highlights Use of Digital Humanities Tools in Archaeology
Recently, the Department of Archaeology and the British Institute at Ankara held a workshop on the topic “Digital Epigraphy: 3D Imaging and EpiDoc.” The four-day event, which focused on the application of digital humanities
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Bilkent Archaeology Day
The second annual Bilkent Archaeology Day will take place on Friday, April 12. The morning session, organized by members of the Bilkent Archaeology Club, will be a student symposium on the topic of “Magic
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To help increase safety on the roads, the Ankara Department of Security Office and Bilkent University are teaming up to offer several traffic-related activities and educational programs on Thursday, April 11. From 10 a.m.
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