Enigma at Galerie Andreas Binder
UncategorizedGallerist Nora interviewed by Julius Johansson 8/11 2023 “When you have a closer look they have a light “within”, it makes them kind of glistening and walking around makes them vivid things. I think the artist plays with that in different ways. This is a very strong and colorful piece, I can’t help it, I
Servus & Ahoj, Let’s Introduce
AuthorsServus, my name is Filip and in the following lines I would like to introduce myself and try to present why I am here in Munich. I’m 21 years old Erasmus+ student born in April. Even though I know almost nothing about signs, I’m a Taurus. At my home Charles University, I am a third-year
May we all have the courage to choose our own paths—a brief interview with Zoey
Authors . Student lifeZoey is a girl from China, currently in her second year of undergraduate studies at the IFKW. She has spent over two years in Germany. We first met in one of our major courses, and we knew each other better as our hometown is close. In a brief conversation, I learned that after studying in
Ofer Shinar “This Is an Example of the PR War”
Authors . Research@IfKWToday I bring you an interview with Ofer Shinar, my friend and classmate here at LMU. In the article, we mostly talk about his experiences with the academic environment and opinions related to the country he comes from. Before we get down to it, let me briefly introduce him. Ofer is 29 years old visiting
From Hong Kong to Italy 
Food . TravelInterviewer: Sua JungInterviewee: Selina Chong As I embarked on my exchange journey in Munich, l was able to form meaningful connections with individuals from around the globe. Among them were my Italian friends, who shared their language and culture with me and ignited a profound fascination for their homeland, Italy. Recently, one of my dearest
“I am meaningful to so many people. I can really affect them”
AuthorsMeet Michal Hobel. She is 40 years old, married with 3 kids, lives in Beer Sheva and works as a high school teacher. Michal has worked with kids and teenagers for the past 20 years. She guided youths at risk in special boarding schools, hostels, and community centers. 5 years ago, she decided to take the next step and got her teaching license.
Germany and Italy meet each other
Culture . Student lifeThe Erasmus program is a really life-changing experience for those students that decide to take part in it. For some of them the change might not be so huge and for others will, what is sure is that after one or two semesters studying far from your home country, you will not be the same
Cooking abroad : between instant noodles and fancy restaurants
Food . Student lifeFor many students, going abroad means putting aside a part of one’s culinary culture, and making room for another. I join Giada in her kitchen, busy preparing dinner for her and her friends. As an Erasmus student from Italy, she was confronted to this change of habits. A culinary challenge For Giada, cooking is a
From Århus to Ho Chi Minh City: An exchange student’s journey of culture clash and connection
Authors . Culture . UncategorizedWhat happens when a 180 cm tall blond girl from Denmark takes on an exchange adventure in Vietnam? She gets a lot of looks from the locals and pictures taken of her. That’s at least how Mathilde Fyhn begins the story of her first month in Vietnam. “Well, I knew I would stand out as
Set Out from Afica
UncategorizedHer story is about lunch for children in slum. She is studying in Columbia University, majoring in comparative education, focusing on international educational assistance. She went to Mathare in The Republic of Kenya in Africa this summer. She acted as a volunteer in Dream Building Service Association (DBSA), which is an international non-profit organization that works