Xinyi’s Self-Introduction
UncategorizedHiđź‘‹My name is Xinyi Zhang, I’m an exchange student come from ShangHai, China🇨🇳 Story about my nickname I have a chinese nickname: Zhenli,which means truth in chinese.This nickname has an interesting origin——When in high school, I was always able to keenly detect some wrong problems and had the courage to debate with most people(and the
Self Introduction – Divya
UncategorizedHi there! I’m S Divyadharshne, but you can call me Divya — most people do. At home, I’m Dharshne, and among my closest friends, I go by Tvya. I’m currently studying Information Systems in Singapore, where I’ve lived my entire life. Fast-paced, efficient, and always on the move — that’s the city I know like
My Munich story, round 2
Culture . Excursions . Germany . Spain . Student life . UncategorizedBack for another round! My first winter semester in Munich was fantastic, and I’m thrilled to be starting my second. For those who don’t know me, I’m Marcos, a 22-year-old spaniard; someone who enjoys a good time and comes from Cullera, a little fishing town 40 minutes south of Valencia. Born and raised in a
My Introduction
UncategorizedHi, my name is Hannah. I am currently studying International Business Management in Edinburgh, but I was born and grew up in Glasgow, Scotland. Both cities have their own charm, Edinburgh is filled with history and I love watching the city change with each season. Glasgow is slightly more rough around the edges, but has
Self-Introduction
UncategorizedHello! My name is Esther, I am 23 years old. I live and study in Aarhus, which is Denmark’s second largest city despite having only 300,000 inhabitants. Aarhus is a true university city, which means the population is very young. That’s why there are lots of student events and traditions, making the city a fun place
Serving my way to Munich
UncategorizedServus! My name is Emine, but my mother often calls me Mientje. I’m from the Netherlands and grew up in a small town called Lochem, in the eastern part of the country. It’s the kind of place where everything is just a 10-minute bike ride away, which makes Munich feel like a whole new world
An unforgettable Allgäuer experience
Culture . Excursions . Food . Germany . UncategorizedFrom the moment I arrived in the Allgäu mountains to ski on a Tuesday, I knew it would be a special day. Untouched snow covered the peaks and slopes, and the cold, pure air filled my lungs. Having woken up early and taken an unusually long train from Munich to Obertsdorf, I felt full of
From the regions of Hyde Park to Hamburg: the story of Rob Hyde and his journalistic experiences
Freedom of speech . Germany . Interview . Media . Media influence . Opinion piece . Research@IfKW . Travelby Ollie Standen Born and raised in England, Rob Hyde graduated from London College of Communications before working for a small English-language newspaper called ‘The Vienna Reporter’. After working in London for the BBC’s ‘German Fix’ language learning Channel he returned to Austria to work for ‘Central European News’ in Vienna before becoming a freelance
Why is the Nobel prize in physics, chemistry, physiology, literature and peace celebrated with classical music?
Culture . Music . Science . Society . UncategorizedSoprano Malin Byström and Czech conductor Petr Popelka with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra. Picture: Fleur Lendemar Written by Fleur R Lendemar and Jana Ĺ evÄŤĂková On December 8, the Nobel Prize Concert took place at Stockholm Concert Hall, a highlight of Nobel Week celebrating laureates’ contributions to society. The event, attended by Swedish royals, diplomats,
The Hidden Environmental Costs of Electric Vehicles
Automotive industry . Climate Change . Electric vehiclesElectric cars have long been marketed as the eco-friendly alternative to traditional gasoline vehicles, but a deeper look reveals they might not be as green as they seem. While they don’t emit pollutants directly from tailpipes, their overall environmental impact is far from negligible. The electricity required to charge electric vehicles (EVs) often comes from