A documentary about rapper Haftbefehl, released on a streaming platform at the end of October, has sparked enormous interest – not only among young viewers. The Offenbach Student Council has
To reinforce the solid foundation of their successful collaboration, the two institutions signed an agreement on November 26, 2025, aimed at providing active access to educational and research opportunities for
A two-and-a-half-day statewide further training session for school psychologists on the “Healing Classrooms” approach took place shortly before and during the 2025 Hessian summer vacation. Especially in challenging societal times,
Deutsche Version Goethe University Frankfurt has launched its newly redesigned central website, placing a strong focus on user-friendliness, performance, and a clear information architecture. Over recent months, content for prospective
Workshop in cooperation with Frankfurt community education center explores “Religious Neighborhoods” The main building of Frankfurt Volkshochschule (VHS) is a plain, modern structure with little to remind visitors of religion.
Deutsche Version Renowned Frankfurt philosopher and sociologist hands over the second part of his preliminary legacy to University Library Frankfurt For decades, he has been regarded as one of the
The topic of science for policy is highly complex. Many factors come into play, from formulating messages to identifying target groups. An institution’s self-conception and remit are just as significant
Employee needs are the focus of this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities. On December 3, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the topics of inclusion and life
October is book fair season – as the world’s largest fair for books, media, and publishing opens its doors to publishers, authors, and readers. Every year, Goethe University scholars and
Students Share Their Experiences Searching for Housing in Frankfurt In many major German cities, finding a place to live becomes a significant problem for students: rents are too high, housing
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