On the morning of March 14, 2026, Jürgen Habermas passed away at his home in Starnberg. Goethe University mourns the loss of a distinguished colleague who served the university from
At the initiative of Goethe University President Prof. Dr. Enrico Schleiff, several figures from academia, business and sports, culture, as well as Frankfurt’s civil society joined hands for this guest
Study commissioned by the Academy for Islam in Research and Society (AIWG) at Goethe University reveals major differences between Germany’s federal states The Academy for Islam in Research and Society
As democratic norms face growing strain, a new interdisciplinary series in Frankfurt – part of the DemoReg research network – brings together social research and music theater to explore the
Six years have passed since February 19, 2020 – the day a 43-year-old mentally disturbed perpetrator from Hanau shot and killed nine of the city’s residents and seriously injured six
It is sometimes in the strangest of settings that we are reminded that physics is everywhere. Whether in faraway galaxies or here at home, its laws govern co-presence, motion, attendance
Career mentoring program enters its fifth year with rising demand Goethe University Frankfurt’s mentoring program GROW@Goethe has launched its fifth cohort with record participation: 340 students and 230 mentors are
Together with the Johanna Quandt Young Academy @Goethe, Goethe University is launching a funding program with three funding lines for early career researchers. The call is aimed at advanced R2 and
The Goethe Research Academy for Early Career Researchers (GRADE) awards five completion scholarships to international doctoral candidates of Goethe University Frankfurt. The scholarships are sponsored by the German Academic Exchange
Some call it “lazy,” while others see it as “one of humanity’s greatest inventions”: compromise. In 2023, the research alliance “Democratic Vistas” devoted a conference to this very topic. Goethe
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