Imagine you're standing at Times Square, eating your morning bagel, drinking an iced coffee and getting into a taxi to reach the United Nations Plaza. There you will stand in front of 5000 people,…
Ever since my first semester, whenever I enter the philosophy institute, I walk past a pink poster on which is written in striking capital letters: "Quidditch Wednesdays 20:00-21:30". In the backgr…
The cello sounds of Maisky linger: Together with the Philharmonic Orchestra Würzburg, Mischa Maisky played the 1st Cello Concerto in E flat major by Dmitrij Šostakovič, dedicated to one of Maisky's…
Grey days in a typically grey winter. But we have something for you; as luminous orange-red as sunrays on an August day on the Main. Würzburg's newest winter discovery, Hot Aperol. Some might roll…
Heavy metal blares from the speakers, the scent of crêpes and curry wafts into your nose, crowds of people move from stage to stage, small children play amongst the art installations and piercing s…
Sibylle Berg equipped her work "Und jetzt: Die Welt" (or: "Es sagt mir nichts, das sogenannte Draußen"), which was among other things chosen as the best German-language play of 2014, with the follo…
Amelie Reigl is currently doing her doctorate at the Chair of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine at Universität Würzburg. She provides her followers on social media with an informative an…
