Studi(o)bühne is the student theatre of Universität Würzburg. We have existed for 20 years now, and in that time we have grown into one of the largest amateur theatres in southern Germany. Our aim…
Veganuary is an international charity organisation. Since its foundation in 2014, it has supported people in living vegan in January (as well as for the rest of the year) – to protect the climate,…
On the train, the music from my headphones is drowned out by a screaming child. Around 3 years old, it sits visibly unhappy in its pram. And as the screaming gets louder, the stressed mother resort…
2025 was the year when you opened the news in the morning and wondered whether you had accidentally subscribed to a satire website. A year characterised by both major historical turning points and…
Whether learning, shopping or dating – digitalisation has long shaped our everyday lives. Hardly any area of life gets by without apps and digital devices anymore. Everything is faster, more practi…
Whether in a lecture, on a shopping trip with friends or in the evening before bed – the smartphone has become a constant companion for many. That this constant digital presence does not only bring…
Road cycling, baking sourdough bread and young people meeting outdoors to paint canvases – increasingly, people seem to be returning to analogue hobbies and experiences to escape the information ov…
Here in Germany, the situation looks similar: over the last five years, we have witnessed a 66% increase in the unemployment rate among young graduates. According to the Federal Employment Agency,…
Who doesn't love the smell of an old book? Everyone knows that special scent that hits your nose, slightly sweet and musty, hard to describe. And yet this magic is nothing other than decay. Paper s…
I thought until just now that I knew what analogue meant. That something gets by without digital technology, that's clear, isn't it. That's the first association of a young adult who lives a bit wi…
"Excellence clusters", "excellence strategy", "excellence university" – for months you've been hearing these terms on campus, in student subject groups, in faculty newsletters or somewhere between…
