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Gloomy Clouds Over the American Scientific Sky

A small survey among some young U.S. scientists at Goethe University Frankfurt shows: There are great fears that academic freedom in the U.S.A. could be restricted even further. Regardless of

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Erasures: Creative Deletion as Resistance

Book bans have long posed a threat to democracy in the U.S. – not just since Trump. American Studies scholar Heike Schäfer examines artistic forms of resistance against the cultural

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#GoetheData Dive – Number of the Month for June

€3,175 – the average amount of funding for ERASMUS mobility in 2024/25 Statistics from Goethe University’s Global Office (GO) and the German Academic Exchange Service’s (DAAD) BintHo – Benchmark International

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Where to in Frankfurt?

An artistic perspective on favorite places How can you recommend your favorite café, park, or shopping street to someone unfamiliar with the area? Sure, there are plenty of travel guides

May 8, 1945 remains a perpetual reminder

Statement by Goethe University on the anniversary of the liberation from fascism 80 years after the end of the World War II, May 8th has a special significance as the

Astrid Franzke, Katrin Springsgut, Fotos: privat

A Glass Both Half-Full and Half-Empty

A collected volume edited by Astrid Franzke and Katrin Springsgut sheds light on equal opportunity efforts in academia. While much has already been achieved, a lot remains to be done,

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