Goethe University Frankfurt’s Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S) unveils a new research focus at a high-profile event. The new
Save the date: Preparations for the first Science Festival, which will take place on Frankfurt’s Roßmarkt on Saturday, September 28, 2024,
When did you last see any news about Africa in the media? Studies show that reports about Africa have diminished
Germany’s third Open Science Festival will take place at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) on September 17 and 18, 2024.
A heavy shower early on Thursday afternoon briefly disrupted preparations for Goethe University’s summer festival, but it was soon followed
An evening filled with inspiring, multifaceted and enriching exchange This year the more party-inclined members of Goethe University’s international community
Discussions with President Ariel Porat and Vice President Milette Shamir focus on Israeli academia post-October 7 What is it like
What right does a state have to sovereignty? How must the actions of its representatives be curtailed to ensure they
Speaking with UniReport, writer, translator and publicist Aris Fioretos reflects on his linguistic home, describes his fascination with Paul Auster
Impressions of the German-Israeli spring school at Goethe University Frankfurt’s Institute of General and Comparative Literary Studies The Institute of
The conference “Vicki Baum and America”, organized by PD Dr. Julia Bertschik and Prof. Dr. Bernd Zegowitz, was the first
The inaugural conference of the new German-Israeli research center Frankfurt-Tel Aviv Center for Interreligious Studies was held in Frankfurt almost
The Cornelia Goethe Center for Gender Studies (CGC) has invited internationally renowned artist, curator and theorist Grada Kilomba to Goethe
Rhine-Main Universities (RMU) alliance showcases prospects for advanced doctoral students and postdocs. The Rhine-Main Universities are holding their third Postdoc
200 years of the Physikalischer Verein: Birthplace of the natural sciences in Frankfurt On a trip to his native Frankfurt
From June 12 to July 18, 2024, Studiengalerie 1.357 will be featuring an exhibition of works by artist Talya Feldman.
In the late 1950s, Random House editor Jason Epstein would talk jazz with Ralph Ellison or chat with Andy Warhol
Wolfgang Meseth talks about the lecture series “Diversity and Discourse / Antisemitism. Culture of Remembrance. Democracy. / How (un-)political is
It’s promising to be an all-nighter: Riedberg Campus opens its doors for the long night of science, featuring lectures, guided
Report on Argentinian-German conference in Buenos Aires Nowadays many socio-political innovations appear in Asia first and then spread to Latin
What powers and objectives do independent police complaints bodies have –compared to other institutions of police control? How familiar is
Aris Fioretos is this year’s Frankfurt poetics lecturer. The solar plexus is a complex network of radiating nerve fibers located
How can sustainability reporting become internationally comparable? How do sustainability and reporting obligations feature in research? These and other questions
Largely unnoticed by the international community, in the past three years different ethnic groups in Myanmar have been fighting together
Why is antisemitism a global phenomenon, why does it manifest itself so vehemently in different social and political contexts, and
The Chaincourt Theatre Company has adapted Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. The premiere will take place on January 26 in the
What does it mean to have to leave your own country as a researcher? The exhibition “Poser pour la Liberté
International symposium on adult learning Adults learn not only in dedicated educational institutions but also in other contexts, such as
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