A new printed magazine titled Pannon Print has been launched by University of Pannonia, offering a slower and more reflective alternative to fast-paced digital content. The publication aims to highlight the university’s academic work and the cultural and scientific values of the surrounding region.The first issue focuses on the Balaton region, featuring topics such as limnology research, sustainable urban development, tourism, and cultural stories related to the lake. The magazine was created through collaboration between university staff, students, and external photographers and writers.Printed in 1,500 copies, the magazine is available in university community spaces, while selected content, podcasts, and videos can also be explored on the university’s new media platform. The next issue, planned for autumn, will focus on sports in connection with the university’s upcoming Year of Sport initiative.
Source:University of Pannonia
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