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Learn more about the Cologne Cathedral, Germany´s most visited tourist attraction and the pinnacle of gothic architecture
Meet Nabil Samad, an Intelligent Mobile Systems-major from Bangladesh
Welcome to the Hafengeburtstag, Hamburg´s celebration of it´s historic harbour.
Learn more about the language that gave the world words such as ´Donaudampfschifffahrtselektrizitätenhauptbetriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft´
Growing up agnostic and full of doubts in a religious society is an everyday struggle. One student´s inner philosophical battle with some of the most important questions concerning our own existence.
Welcome to the incredible Black Forest, so much more than the cake!
Feeling a bit peckish? Here are the top 5 traditional German foods you should try.
The fight for Aboriginal and Indigenous language rights in Australia.
Discover the history behind one of Germany´s most recognisable landmarks, Berlin´s iconic Brandenburg Gate.
A profile of the Jacobs University Investment Banking & Capital Markets Society.
Meet Flutura Balaj, a physics student from Prishtina, Kosovo.
On in-house lethario and love-doctor, Cavan Yong addresses this very important holiday.
Explore the rich cultural history of Bremen, starting with its famous central square.
So close to the end yet still so far. The lockdown is still ongoing, so here are some tips to help you keep your sanity.
Meet this month´s Human of Jacobs, Maryam Mahjoub, a Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology-major from Tehran.
Not everyone can manage a ski-holiday during a global pandemic. Here is what those of us who stayed on campus got up to during the bleak winter break.
Get to know Lisa-Marie Herlevi and het life as a PhD student at Jacobs University.
Wintertime could be difficult for our mental health, here are some tips and tricks that might help.
Meet Paula Cendoya, an MCCB student expected to graduate in 2021.
The resilience and good-humour of Jacobs students on display during one of the most challenging holiday periods in history.
Since 1922, the Bremen weekly markets have been around. Learn more about the 37 markets around town.
Learn more about the traditional German Berliner Pfannkuchen!
Learn more about the German way of celebrating Christmas.
Meet Simona Koleva from Bulgaria, a third-year IEM student.
An exciting and fashionable start-up initiative by a Jacobs favorite!
Learn 5 simple tips to live a greener life, be more sustainable, and fight climate change. Your daily decisions form the future of all of us.