Train journeys could be so serene, if I hadn’t somehow gotten myself cursed. I would never be able to leave a train without having lived through a moderately traumatic experience. I guess I must have pissed off a DB AG board member with an affinity for witchcraft.
At the end of July, after debating back and forth, the student council has decided to raise the student body fee from €12.35 to €16.50. That’s less money in the students’ pockets, but maybe it’s a good deal after all?
Do you think that Halle’s cultural life is lacking? Do you and your friends always end up at the same bar? Here you can find tips for cultural spaces in Halle, where the beer is still less than three Euro.
Huh, what even is this Stura thing? What is it good for? And more importantly: can it go? A brief introduction.
From antifascist mass protests to demands of banning the AfD to climate strikes: while the far-right resurges, one can witness a growing civic movement in Halle. Accompanied by fundamental political transitions on the national level, the following visual review recaps over a year between protest and political watershed moments.
For over six months, the Student Council failed at coming to an agreement on a rise in student fees. Only a few weeks prior to the University Elections did they start having more intense conversations surrounding the issue — while almost forgetting to include the Student Faculty Councils. But what exactly was at risk for our SFCs?
The Matilda effect describes the systematic discrimination of female scientists. Its name stems from Matilda Joslyn Gage, a feminist and sociologist, who opposed the widespread sentiment that women were not suitable for scientific work. This article will highlight some of the extraordinary scientific achievements and contributions made by women in science.