07.05.2024.
What’s your favourite reading spot at university?
Post a photo, video of your favourite reading spot at ELTE!
- Create a social post with your answers!
- Why do you love that place and why do recommend it to others?
- Name the campus, floor and any specific feature of it!
- Take a photo/video about the place or yourself while reading there or your book in that specific place!
- Post it to your feed and use the hashtag #BOYL and #elteBoYL
The campaign runs from 6 to 31 May.
See some examples below in the gallery.
"The ELTE Botanical Garden may be an unusual place to spend your reading time, but I'd highly recommend the place to anyone who loves being close to nature as much as immersing themselves in interesting books at the same time.
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
"This is my absolute favorite spot at ELTE. It is comfy, home-ish, bright, and lovely! It is located at the Némedi Dénes Library (ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences, North Building, 2nd floor). This library holds a special place in my heart… It reminds me of my friends and beautiful times during my studies. This spot in the library especially reminds me of the breaks I took for reading, relaxing, and just appreciating what’s around me."
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
"I love my lab room at IZU PPK as iIt is always very bright. Located at the last floor of the building it gives us a great city view from there, as well as a view from the balloon from Városliget. It is a private and intimate place called E-mind lab at izu ppk, on the 5th floor, room 516, however it is private for the lab members."
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
"The ELTE Botanical Garden may be an unusual place to spend your reading time, but I'd highly recommend the place to anyone who loves being close to nature as much as immersing themselves in interesting books at the same time.
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
"This is my absolute favorite spot at ELTE. It is comfy, home-ish, bright, and lovely! It is located at the Némedi Dénes Library (ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences, North Building, 2nd floor). This library holds a special place in my heart… It reminds me of my friends and beautiful times during my studies. This spot in the library especially reminds me of the breaks I took for reading, relaxing, and just appreciating what’s around me."
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
"I love my lab room at IZU PPK as iIt is always very bright. Located at the last floor of the building it gives us a great city view from there, as well as a view from the balloon from Városliget. It is a private and intimate place called E-mind lab at izu ppk, on the 5th floor, room 516, however it is private for the lab members."
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
"The ELTE Botanical Garden may be an unusual place to spend your reading time, but I'd highly recommend the place to anyone who loves being close to nature as much as immersing themselves in interesting books at the same time.
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
"This is my absolute favorite spot at ELTE. It is comfy, home-ish, bright, and lovely! It is located at the Némedi Dénes Library (ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences, North Building, 2nd floor). This library holds a special place in my heart… It reminds me of my friends and beautiful times during my studies. This spot in the library especially reminds me of the breaks I took for reading, relaxing, and just appreciating what’s around me."
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
"I love my lab room at IZU PPK as iIt is always very bright. Located at the last floor of the building it gives us a great city view from there, as well as a view from the balloon from Városliget. It is a private and intimate place called E-mind lab at izu ppk, on the 5th floor, room 516, however it is private for the lab members."
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
"The ELTE Botanical Garden may be an unusual place to spend your reading time, but I'd highly recommend the place to anyone who loves being close to nature as much as immersing themselves in interesting books at the same time.
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
I specifically chose "The Paul Street Boys" because this famous Hungarian novel has a lot of intimate links to the real-life Botanical Garden. Whenever I sit down on a bench here, I can vividly imagine the youthful fights among the work's characters in front of me, and how the Garden must have looked like a hundred years ago."
/Khanh Linh Dang Hoang, International Relations BA/
"This is my absolute favorite spot at ELTE. It is comfy, home-ish, bright, and lovely! It is located at the Némedi Dénes Library (ELTE Faculty of Social Sciences, North Building, 2nd floor). This library holds a special place in my heart… It reminds me of my friends and beautiful times during my studies. This spot in the library especially reminds me of the breaks I took for reading, relaxing, and just appreciating what’s around me."
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
/Hana Syla, Sociology BA/
"I love my lab room at IZU PPK as iIt is always very bright. Located at the last floor of the building it gives us a great city view from there, as well as a view from the balloon from Városliget. It is a private and intimate place called E-mind lab at izu ppk, on the 5th floor, room 516, however it is private for the lab members."
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/
/Raissa de Oliveira Negrão, Doctoral School of Psychology/