Graduates are being prohibited from performing their traditional waltz to foreign songs.
Students from a school in the Ryazan region chose Sting’s “Shape of My Heart” back in January for their dance. They paid a choreographer (5,000 rubles per person ($66), 50,000 in total ($660)) and spent several months preparing. However, the school administration shut down the idea and banned the track. (more…)
Direkt nach dem Abitur oder erst nach einem langen Berufsleben: An der Universität Freiburg studieren Menschen in ganz verschiedenen Lebensphasen. Zwei Erstsemester des Wintersemester 2025/26 – 17 und 65 Jahre alt – erzählen von ihrem Weg an die Universität und was sie am Studium besonders begeistert. (more…)
Thomas Verrill has always been good with machinery; in high school he led a group that built an automatic windshield dimmer to cut road glare. But the first time Verrill suited up for the clean room at Princeton’s Micro/Nano Fabrication Center, his hands trembled, and his stomach fluttered. (more…)
With a song in her heart, combat medic Triniti Gistand pursues medical degree at UCLA
Whether it’s on the front lines or center stage, Triniti Gistand finds a rhythm that sustains her through life’s challenges. (more…)
Microphones are essential for video calls, voice recordings, and more. Laptops usually have a built-in microphone, while desktop PCs may or may not, depending on the model and accessories. Here’s how you can find it out: (more…)
Solveig Degen und Stefan Conrad erhalten den Erasmus Prize 2024 des University College Freiburg
Das University College Freiburg (UCF) der Universität Freiburg hat die Liberal Arts and Sciences Absolventin Solveig Degen und den Physiker Stefan Conrad mit dem „Erasmus Prize for the Liberal Arts and Sciences“ 2024 ausgezeichnet. (more…)
Benjamin Gwinneth felt right at home when he arrived from the UK in August to take up his new position as assistant professor in the Department of Geography at Université de Montréal. (more…)
Students at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs bring a range of experiences to the classroom, perhaps none more so than the military service members who attend Princeton SPIA. (more…)
