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“Support the University – Take a Stand against Sexualized Harassment, Discrimination and Violence” is this year’s campaign honoring the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25.

“There are many things universities can do to address sexual violence. The first may sound obvious: name the problem!”

Interview with Dr. Sarah Bellows-Blakely on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. In tribute to this day Freie Universität Berlin is hosting a panel discussion with experts who will address ...

CAMPUS

“Support the University – Take a Stand against Sexualized Harassment, Discrimination and Violence” is this year’s campaign honoring the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25.

“There are many things universities can do to address sexual violence. The first may sound obvious: name the problem!”

Interview with Dr. Sarah Bellows-Blakely on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

The weStudents team for the 2024/2025 winter semester (from left to right): Lenny, Karem, Sophie, Le, Nini, and Ehsanullah.

#HalloFUBerlin

WeStudents are using their social media savvy to help students make the most of their time at Freie Universität

Truly international: five Germans, three Indians, three Australians, two English people, one New Zealander, and one Canadian played for the Lankwitz Extras.

Unbeaten in Spirit: The Lankwitz Extras Take Cambridge by Storm

Cricket – a game traditionally played in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth – has recently been growing in popularity at Freie Universität Berlin. Fresh off their first international tour in ...

RESEARCH

“The Christian Evangelical movement has had a lot of success in influencing public opinion for a very long time”

Why didn’t women vote en masse for Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris? What does Donald Trump’s election tell us about the issues that voters cared most – or not at all – about? ...

Die Politikwissenschaftlerin Dr. Mariam Salehi von der Freien Universität Berlin.

“Tunisia is one of the many secondary arenas of this war”

campus.leben series: “How have research and teaching changed since October 7, 2023?” / Political scientist Mariam Salehi

Dr. Helen Gibson, John-F.-Kennedy-Institut, Abteilung Geschichte

"Harris still has the opportunity to commit to supporting reparations for slavery in the US"

Dr. Helen Gibson, Department of History, John F. Kennedy Institute

PEOPLE

Hussein Nadim is twenty-two years old and in his seventh semester of law school at Freie Universität Berlin.

“Becoming a Lawyer or a Judge Provides You with a Good Opportunity to Serve the Community”

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has recognized Egyptian law student Hussein Nadim for his outstanding academic achievements and dedication to social issues

Translator Thomas Weiler is the August Wilhelm von Schlegel Visiting Professor at the Peter Szondi Institute of Freie Universität Berlin for this winter semester.

“A translation is a new creation, not a copy”

Interview with translator Thomas Weiler – Inaugural lecture as the August Wilhem von Schlegel Visiting Professor of Freie Universität Berlin on October 31, 2024

From Kabul to Berlin: Ehsanullah Attiq fled the Taliban in 2021 and has studied media and communication studies at Freie Universität Berlin since the 2024 summer semester.

“I Kept My Eyes on the Prize the Entire Time” – Ehsanullah Attiq Recalls How He Learned German through Freie Universität’s Welcome Program for Refugees

German courses for refugees will begin again starting August 26, 2024 – registration is now open

Letters from…

Back at Alexanderplatz, Ben Heiden did not plan on his study abroad in the UK ending like it did.

An Abrupt Ending

Ben Heiden has been back in Berlin since mid-March – in his final letter from Birmingham, he reflects on the end of his stay in the United Kingdom.

In a glassblowing class Jennifer Gaschler made vases in a surrealist style reminiscent of glass in its molten state.

What a Year!

Last letter from Sydney: Jennifer Gaschler – now home in Germany – looks back on her stay in Australia.

During her first semester, Vivi Feng explored many wonderful aspects of China: Here she is in Lijiang (丽江) in the southern Chinese province of Yunnan.

A Semester That I Will Never Forget

In her last letter from Shanghai, Vivi Feng reviews some of her new experiences and hopes to be able to return to Fudan University soon for her second semester there.

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