The new curriculum for the Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) major has been approved and will be included in the 2010/2011 undergraduate catalogue. The major will now require two more classes, however, less writing-intensive classes will be part of the core curriculum.

While the D grade remains, there is a proposal for the removal of D+ and D- from the AUBG grading scale. The recommendation is yet to be approved and the decision may be taken next Fall semester.

The story of Caligula came alive on the AUBG stage as students, directed by sophomore Bisera Savoska, flawlessly performed the emperor's descent into insanity.

Despite the gloomy forecast, the fifth annual AUBG Olympics enjoyed a nice weather on Sunday, April 25.

Students and faculty got more enthusiastic about this year's Environment week. Check out photos from the different activities.

This year's annual concert of the AUBG Choir was dedicated to the Choir Conductor Hristo Krotev. He celebrates 25 years of professional experience.

The elections for SG president and student representative to the Board of Trustees (BoT) took place on Thursday, April 15. Sophomore Elitsa Nacheva won by nearly a hundred votes and became the first female SG president at AUBG.

The third AUBG Environment Week starts Monday. Projects that raise awareness about environmental and health issues will also involve the Blagoevgrad community.

As no definite winner was singled out in the video contest for the 3,000 levs MH Scholarship, the three highest scores got an equal share.

Is AUBG really "one big movie" or just another campus with its Lick-A-Fessors, Casanovas and Freshious?  Check out the review of the 13^th More Honors show, which took place on Friday, April 16, in the Skaptopara Sports Hall.

This year the party of the JMC department JMC Rocks welcomed all students. The teaser posters for the event announced an "all-in" party with wine, a big newspaper, a hilarious radio show and a mock video.

The Alumni came, saw and won.

A group of AUBG students participated in this year's Annual Congress of the Forum of European Journalism (FEJS), which took place in Slovenia and brought back insights on how journalism is done in Europe.

Read some of the most interesting, funny, or striking quotes about AUBG from the past week, on campus or off.

Dean of Faculty Steve Sullivan talks about the draft schedule and students concerns about business courses and lack of professors in the department. The first draft of the schedule for the Fall 2010 semester had a lot of business courses that were listed as taught by "staff."

Literature Professor Michael Cohen will be on paid leave for the Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 semesters. He will use this time to concentrate on his work outside the classroom.

The Seventeenth Annual Honors Convocation took place on Sunday, April 11. This year the recipients of a number of new scholarships were honored. In addition, honors were given for the first time in distinct business disciplines.

This year's SG elections will take place on Thursday, April 15. Read the interviews with the two candidates for SG president, Elitsa Nacheva and Klajdi Kumaraku.

Busking, a form of street entertainment, which includes singing and dancing, has been part of the British culture since the 17 century. Watch the videos from London with some of the performers.