A farewell letter to Munich
UncategorizedThis winter semester is going to the end. And I believe that the traveling, studying and living experience in Munich will be precious and memorable for my entire life. I love the peaceful atmosphere in Munich as well as the natural landscape around. When I went to the top of Zugspitze, I was shocked by
Munich Diaries: From First Impressions to Lasting Memories
Authors . City life . Student life . TravelI can’t start this post with any expression different to: “Wow”. It’s going to be really difficult to talk about this experience and put in words all the feelings. experiences and people. I think the best form to start this post is talking about this city: Munich. I remember the first time I set foot
The Impact of Social Media on Youth’s Self-Esteem and Self-Image
Authors . Controversy . Health . SocietyIn our information-driven society, social media has become an essential part of our society. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Twitter are now crucial aspects of our daily lives and significantly influence users’ perception of themselves and their self-esteem.
Opinion Piece- Cultural Canon: A Missed Connection with Teenagers’ Sub-Cultural Allure
Culture . PoliticsThe Swedish government’s recent proposal to establish a “cultural canon” reflects an earnest desire to preserve national identity, but it risks disconnecting with the very demographic it aims to engage — teenagers. In a world where sub-cultures dominate youth interests, the idea of a fixed cultural canon seems out of touch with the evolving tastes
The Slussen Project in Stockholm: A Forward-Looking Renovation with “Environmental Considerations”
City life . Climate Change . Culture . UncategorizedStockholm’s vibrant heart is currently undergoing a transformative change with the Slussen renovation project. Initiated in 2016, the project not only aims to rejuvenate the iconic location but also emphasizes environmental aspects to create a more sustainable and modern urban structure. Recently we learned that this project will cost more and take years longer than
Reportage: A new trial for science communication from a student association in Japan
Climate Change . SocietyFull of people in a classroom, they were writing their opinions down on worksheets, talking with staff, and enjoying reading what other people wrote. In each section, a question is written. “What will technology offer us? How will we treat technology?” “How do we create common sense?” “How do word choices affect our way of
Bins On Every Corner
Authors . City life . Climate Change . Culture . SocietyWhen the twinkling lights of Christmas fade, what remains is not only the memory of joy, but also an increase in waste. Intrigued by the piles of rubbish accumulated in my own home, I made my way to the local bins. Come with me to explore how Czechs are navigating waste sorting in their quest
Big eyes, small stomach: Food waste in Israel
Climate Change . Food . Health“An army marches on its stomach” said Napoleon. Moreover, back in 1800 Napoleon tried to find a cheap and effective way to preserve food for soldiers on military missions. If Napoleon lived today, and saw the waste of food in the Israeli army, he might have died a second time. This time, out of shame. About 150,000 soldiers serve in the IDF
Saint-Malo facing a wave of tourists
SocietySaint-Malo is famous for its fortifications, adorned with high walls all around the city. Conceived at first to protect the city from the restless sea and invaders, it fails to stop the horde of tourists that comes visiting the privateer city every year. An affluence that impacts the inhabitants life as the city’s economy centers
Protect the ocean, protect our future
UncategorizedAs the Earth’s most expansive ecosystem, the ocean harbors countless life forms and invaluable resources. In today’s world, it is undeniable that the Earth’s oceans have become highly congested. This congestion is not due to the limited space of the ocean but rather because human activities have imposed enormous pressure and pollution on the marine