| Academic year | Editor-in-Chief | From | Graduated |
| 2008-2009 |
Nora Georgieva Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Business Administration. |
Gabrovo, Bulgaria | 2009 |
| 2007-2008 |
Nadezhda Hristova Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Business Administration |
Sevlievo, Bulgaria | 2009 (expected) |
| 2006-2007 |
Hristiana Pencheva Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and European Studies |
Sevlievo, Bulgaria | 2007 |
| 2005-2006 |
Yaldaz Sadakova Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Political Science "I think I was considered a bully editor because I used to do things like dragging reporters out of the bar in the middle of the night so they could meet a deadline." |
Sevlievo, Bulgaria | 2007 |
| 2004-2005 |
Velimira Ivanova Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Business Administration |
Sevlievo, Bulgaria | 2006 |
| Spring and Fall 2005 |
Georgi Ivanov Major in Journalism and Mass Communication |
Bulgaria | 2006 |
| Fall 2004 |
Katerina Upevche Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and European Studies |
Ohrid, Macedonia | 2005 |
| 2003-2004 |
Sylvia Zareva Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Political Science "I think they used to call me "the dictator," but that had my blessing. I was probably the worst diplomat in the editorial lineage of FlashNews. I didn't, and still don't, believe in political correctness." |
Lovech, Bulgaria | 2004 |
| 2001-2003 |
Adriana Kirilova Major in Journalism and Mass Communication "I was opinionated and very bossy. I called the AP style book 'the Bible.' Once I was threatened by an angry reader that I'll have my head broken." |
Lom, Bulgaria | 2003 |
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Jovana Miocinovic Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and Southeast European Studies "Had it not been for Flash, my whole experience at AUBG would have been a lot more bland. If I ever in my professional career reach the same level of motivation, passion, and inspiration that I invested in Flash, I will consider myself a very lucky person." |
Indjija, Serbia | 2003 | |
| 2000-2001 |
Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and American Studies "I was one of the first FlashNews editors in general (co-founder with Ilya and Jelica), and I'm probably the only Flash editor working on issues related to nuclear weapons." |
Almaty, Kazakhstan | 2001 |
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Jelica Vesic Major in Journalism and Mass Communication and English Literature |
Serbia | 2001 | |
| 1999-2000 |
Ilya Vedrashko Major in Political Science and Business Administration Founder of FlashNews "Doing Flash was a lot of fun, and I kind of kept doing Flash-Like things in most of my post-AUBG life. That's another story, though." |
Chisinau, Moldova | 2000 |
How FlashNews came to be
Ilya Vedrashko: "In 1999, we used to have these two big newspapers, Vox and Aspecter. They would come out every three-four weeks, by which time whatever news they had would've gone stale. I had just been made a manager of Vox, and we decided we'd have the actual paper print deeper analytical or investigative and less time-sensitive stuff and send news updates more regularly, by e-mail. The name FlashNews comes from a section of Vox called -- surprise! -- Flash News, which was a compilation of brief updates on a bunch of things on one page. We took that section out of the newspaper and started e-mailing it around instead. Then for a number of reasons FlashNews got spun off into an independent organization, both newspapers eventually died off, and that's were we are today."