UniReport: How was your day at university?
Goethe: I must confess that neither Wi-Fi nor vending machines existed in my time; the latter left me especially puzzled. What felt immediately familiar, by contrast, was the spirit of scholarship – which remains both curious and vibrant, driven by brilliant minds and ideas. I made me feel right at home again.
Hedfeld: For me, the experience was utterly surreal. Following a lecture in the morning, a lunchbreak and coffee in the Sturm und Drang café, to a sudden discussion on literature and AI with Goethe himself. It was a brilliant case in point on how Goethe University successfully connects past, present and future.
Goethe interrupting: Let’s not forget about the excellent coffee – which I definitely would have appreciated in my day.
Hedfeld: If Goethe himself considers this an excellent place to study, then Goethe University must surely be doing something right.
And with that, a fun day of exploration came to an end.
