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Anyone who wants to view the treasure trove of regional medieval books should take a look at the exhibition “buochmeisterinne – Manuscripts and Early Printed Books from the Dominican Convent in Adelhausen.” Students of German medieval…

A campus course Intercultural Sensitivity has begun at TSU. It is designed for students to communicate with their peers from another country as an alternative in a situation of limited mobility. In it, students unite in international…

Meet St. Petersburg (also known as Petrograd and Leningrad) – the main contender for the title of the capital with near-200 years of relevant experience. Peter the Great, who founded it in 1703, was the first to take a course towards…

The Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Inc. (BCALA) has announced the winners of the 2021 BCALA Literary Awards, with books published by Penguin Random House imprints and PRHPS client publishers recognized with four awards…

Today, April 19, the Information Center of Polytechnic University of Madrid celebrates its 4th anniversary. Since 2017, the Center has been coordinating cooperation between SPbPU and universities in Ibero-America, holding partnership…

HyeJeong Kim’s “journey in seismology,” as she calls it, was sparked by her interest in the field following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and grounded in her fascination with earth science as a high school student in South Korea.…

Researchers used platinum and aluminum compounds to create a catalyst which enables certain chemical reactions to occur more efficiently than ever before. The catalyst could significantly reduce energy usage in various industrial and…

Medications used to treat conjunctivitis and cystic fibrosis and a medical dye may guide future strategies for treatment of COVID-19 according to new Griffith University research published in mBio.Co-led by Professor Michael Jennings and…

Mop-up operations are under way at the University of Cape Town (UCT), after a large-scale wildfire destroyed several historical buildings on UCT’s upper campus on Sunday, 18 April.In light of this, the university’s vice-chancellor,…

Gift of the Givers, Africa’s largest disaster response non-governmental organisation, was on the ground on Monday, 19 April, to continue its efforts to assist the University of Cape Town (UCT) and students following the devastation caused…