Darya Ramanava

Stories from Darya Ramanava

Three Tall Women
A play worth living through
Darya Ramanava
May 1, 2010

Passion, age and relationship doubts mixed successfuly in "Three Tall Women," a play by Edward Albee which was shown April 21 and 22 in the Nikola Vapcarov theatre Chamber Hall of Blagoevgrad.

Winner of the 1994 Pulitzer Prize, the play is currently performed at the finest theaters around the world. Professor Nedyalko Delchev embarked on the challenging task of appropriately staging such a meaningful, passionate, intelligent and well written play.

Q&A
Iceland exchange student
Darya Ramanava
March 6, 2010

Ómar Őrn Karlsson is an exchange student from Iceland who is at AUBG for only one semester, but is eager to learn as much as possible about Bulgaria and Southeastern Europe. “I knew I wanted to go to Eastern Europe,” Karlsson said. Of the few choices he had, he wanted to go to Poland and Bulgaria most.

New Turkmen students arrive late on campus
Seniors will need two more years to get an AUBG degree
Assiya Issatayeva
Darya Ramanava
February 14, 2010

 

Some of the 49 new Turkmen students arrived at the AUBG campus around two weeks after the Spring 2010 semester started.
Q&A with the representative to the BoT
"I think that the gap in admissions is one of the most important issues right now" - Dashi
Assiya Issatayeva
Darya Ramanava
February 5, 2010

 

Student Representative to the Board of Trustees (BoT) Edlira Dashi presented her report on the January 29 BoT meeting in Washington, D.C. The report addresses the educational, residence, political and cultural life on campus. "The idea of this report is to tell about things that students are actually concerned about", Dashi said. However, some points in the report need clarification.
AUBG Professors and graduates
on grad school opportunities
Silvana Precup
Darya Ramanava
November 16, 2009

 

Depending on the program, graduate schools allow students to build on research projects started in college, or to further develop in a field of interest different from their major. Doing an internship, finding a job or volunteering, are some alternatives to studying at a graduate level.
It's never late to study
I’m used to people talking first without knowing, but it doesn’t happen here. - Goering
Darya Ramanava
Anastasiya Chernavskaya
October 5, 2009

 

Prosper Goering is one of AUBG's students that stand out. Despite being older than his peers, he is ready for new experiences and adventures at AUBG.