My favourite place in Dnipro is Dnipro
There is still war in Europe and Ukrainians have adapted the best they can. But what about studying under the shadow of war? – An interview with a Ukrainian student.
Singing hits on the bus to hell
Stranded in the middle of nowhere. Abandoned by the train and left high and dry. Without a phone, and only a trash can as company. A hopeless situation. Until Ulli appears. My smoking savior. Coughing at the wheel of a golden bus, whose passengers have an average age higher than every cemetery.
Striking a balance: Elite sports and university life
In addition to her role as a student at MLU, Laura Riedemann is also an accomplished competitive swimmer. In the summer of 2024, she competed in the Olympic Games for the second time. In our conversation, she shares insights into how she manages to balance the demands of elite sports and her studies.
From Change to Catastrophe
The 1.5‑degree target is history, worldwide, not enough is being done for climate protection and the climate catastrophe is steadily progressing. Time to worry? – No way!
Stura as usual
Students did not follow a right-wing trend during university elections at the MLU. But even without fundamental opposition, inner conflicts paralysed the Stura. Now an earlier restart is supposed to fix past issues.
There’s a Lot to Vote For
From 16 to 27 May 2024, you will have a new opportunity to elect student members in the university’s bodies as well as the student bodies. Here is what the polls are about and how it works.
With Erasmus to Olympia
Sunshine with an average of 26°C, the Ionian Sea just three minutes away by foot, and almost every evening a firework display on the beach. How could one make better use of these sceneries than by playing role-playing games with 28 other nerds from all over Europe?