The George Soros-backed Central European University will close its doors in Budapest, after Hungary's government passed a law preventing it from accepting students in 2019. The university has plans to move its campus to Vienna, Austria, reports The Washington Post. The decision concludes a long battle between CEU and Hungary's government, which has criticized the Hungarian-born Soros' influence in the country. The school obtained accreditation from a New York-based university in an attempt to remain.
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