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Aerial view of the PoC site and its protective dikes in Bentiu, South Sudan. Approximately 120,000 people live here.

“Even the Smallest Contribution Can Make a Big Difference”

Fundraising campaign for Médecins Sans Frontières at Freie Universität Berlin

As part of Freie Universität Berlin’s seventy-fifth anniversary celebrations, it has organized a special fundraising campaign: “ Seventy-Five Years of Free Thinking: Celebrate and Donate ...

CAMPUS

Aerial view of the PoC site and its protective dikes in Bentiu, South Sudan. Approximately 120,000 people live here.

“Even the Smallest Contribution Can Make a Big Difference”

Fundraising campaign for Médecins Sans Frontières at Freie Universität Berlin

Egypt is an ideal place to conduct research, especially in the fields of archaeology, Arabic studies, Islamic studies, pharmacy, and geology.

What Exactly Does a Liaison Office Do?

Liaison office director Hoda El-Mahgoub met with campus.leben in Cairo

Rosi Braidotti, feminist philosopher and professor emerita of the University of Utrecht.

Hegel Lecture by Rosi Braidotti

In the recent Hegel Lecture, philosopher Rosi Braidotti made a case for the “philosophy of the big YES”: She propagates affirmative ethics for dealing with the catastrophic condition of the world

RESEARCH

Biochar made from waste products could be used to reinvigorate soils or pave roads – and help us reduce our carbon footprint while doing so.

When Life Gives You Biomass, Make Biochar

Turning biomass into biochar – geoecologist Robert Wagner has developed an eco-friendly concept that is ready for application

An artist’s rendition of one of the project team’s future scenarios involving invasive species.

Space Invaders 2.0? Games with Alien Species

Ecologist Jonathan Jeschke has been developing scenarios for managing invasive species such as raccoons and testing them in creative and inventive ways

The wild dogs Kalīla and Dimna are the main characters in a collection of fables whose origins reach back to 300 CE.

Two Jackals Tour the World

Researchers examine the transcultural history of ancient Arabic fables

PEOPLE

Prof. Dr. Anja Osei, Center for Politics and Society in Africa, Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science, Freie Universität Berlin.

Autocratic Rule despite Elections

Political scientist Anja Osei examines democratization processes in African countries

Dr. Corinna Tomberger speaking at the official event celebrating her appointment as Chief Gender Equality Officer at Freie Universität Berlin

Freie Universität Welcomes New Chief Gender Equality Officer

Dr. Corinna Tomberger is looking forward to working together with her colleagues at Freie Universität to promote equal opportunities for all and advocate for a more gender-inclusive organizational culture

May Ayim (at right) met the American writer, scholar, and activist Audre Lorde in West Berlin when Lorde was a visiting professor at Freie Universität Berlin.

An Important Voice in Afro-German Literature

The literary remains of poet, teacher, and activist May Ayim are in the University Archives of Freie Universität Berlin

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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