2020
October
- Cine Walk Through Bremen
- Visiting the Mensa Cafeteria in Times of Corona
- Back Then: On the High Seas with the University
- Susanne Gläß Ends Her Musical Career
- “A Good Work-Life Balance Is Possible at the Uni”
- Book Corner: Yvonne Voigt
- “We Will Come Out of this Crisis Much Stronger”
- More Equal Opportunities in Education
- Open Research Data for Everyone?
- Mensa at Home: Try This Recipe
- Developing Energy Sources of the Future
- Starting Your Degree in Times of Corona
September
- “The Arctic Is Fascinating”
- Wow: WiWiNow
- Have You Heard of… the University Printing Service?
- “Kunstrausch revisited” – Students Plan a Cultural Event
- The Apprenticeship Head
- “Facebooki and Lapitopi”
- A Symbol of Bravery
- An Espresso with… Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte
- Many Routes into a Profession: Apprenticeships at the University of Bremen
- Have You Heard of… the Dickinson College at the University of Bremen?
- Is our Democracy in Danger?
- “We Are Turning Hamburg off Now”
- How Students Are Positioning Themselves Against Anti-Semitism
August
- The Printed Bicycle
- “We See Ourselves as Motivators for Forward-Looking Ideas”
- Mensa At Home: Try This Recipe
- Taking a Peek at Student Life
- “The Loneliest Place Has Become the Most Social Place”
July
- The Art of Communication: How to Talk to Your Professor
- “Building Bridges with YUFE in Times of Brexit”
- Oral History: Living Memory
- Good Teacher Education
- The Zoologist
- Award-Winning Sustainability
- “Honey Is an Important Commodity in Cameroon”
- On the Same Side
- In the Digital Tea Kitchen
- “Like Older Siblings”
- Digital Port Seminar
- A Special Semester Project
- “Sometimes, You Have to Be Creative”
- Haus an der Allee Now Has a Gallery of Great Minds
June
- Back Then: Campus Radio
- “I Couldn’t Imagine Having a Normal Job”
- “The Russian Government Wants to Destroy our Reputation”
- „I was able to go to work relaxed”
- How Do People Develop over a Lifetime?
- Book Corner: Annette Berneburg
- Virtual Reality Surgery Training
- The Way Dedicated People at the University Create Habitats for Plants And Insects
- Back To Normal?
- The Face-to-Face Classroom Goes Virtual
- “We Often Have to Play the Role of the Fire Brigade at the Moment”
- “We Want to Invite Everyone to Join in”
May
- “Sort Out Additional Old-Age Provisions Early”
- University of Bremen: Urgent Support for International Students
- “We Need to Be Prepared for the Future”
- Italian for Opera Singers, Georgian for Economists
- Mensa at home: Try this recipe
- Dual PhD for Teacher Education: Apply Now!
- “Older People Need ‘Digital Clinic’”
- Help from The Other Side of the Fence
- “The University Is Coming to Town”
- And then? I stuck to it
- And then? I used my contacts
- And then? I kept at it
- And then? I nearly experienced a culture shock
- And then? I started to do more than just write articles
- And then? I listened to the voice inside
- And then? I saw the chances and took them
- And then? I wanted to improve society a little
- When a Challenge Becomes a Chance
- “Contradictions Deserve Scholarly Attention”
- “You’d Have to Be Blind Not to See That!”
- Starting Your Degree Well
- Together Against Climate Change
- “For Us, People Are Always the Focus”
- Overcoming Hurdles for the Digital Semester
April
- “The Crisis Is Accelerating Structural Change”
- Plea for Fresh FinTech Solutions
- “We are giving our all”
- “Communication Is an Important Part of my Job”
- High Pressure
- No Fear of Numbers
- When Everything Is Too Much
- “We want to test how many people are already immune”
- Isolation Tips: Psychological Hygiene is Important!
- Corona Crisis: How Students Can Apply for Financial Aid
- University Researchers Support Hospital Staff
- Laboratories in Emergency Mode
- School Closures: Digitalization as an Opportunity during the Corona Crisis
March
- Documentary Recommendation for the Corona Period
- Creating Cultural Experiences of the Future with AI
- “Finding a Vaccine Is Difficult”
- “I Want to Understand Humans in Their Entirety”
- Professor Hans Krings, Bremen’s Writing Coach
- “The danger that the shortages will become worse is growing”
- The University of Bremen Is Turning 50!
- Food Monitoring: Yes – But with Data Protection!
February
- Book Corner: Waltraud Brendt
- “Like Being on Another Planet”
- “Digital Health Competence Is Required”
- Out of the Lab – into the Spotlight
- A Smart Helmet for Bicycle Couriers
- Finally Semester Holidays!
- “Racism Accompanies Us Daily”
- Have You Heard of…The Book Tower?
- Kale Alarm!
- “Transfer Automatically Integrated in the Future”
- How Do You Get to University?
- “Shaping Bremen”
January
- Speaking files
- Natural Philosopher Heinrich Oldenburg
- Facing Your Fear
- Year of Science: Kick-Off with “Fake News”
- Study the European Way in Bremen
- Nothing to Do with Laziness
- The Traveler
- Back Then: Bebel, Kafka, or Tristan?
- Pulling the Plug
- “All Knowledge Is Shared”
- Explain This, Professor: Basso continuo
2019
December
- Have You Heard of… the Wall Painting in the GW2 Foyer?
- The Workplace of the Future – Mars
- “Generating New Ideas Together”
- “Prachi Dadhich Is a Bridge Builder”
- "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life!"
- “Gratitude Has a Protective Function in Old Age”
- What Is a Doctoral or Graduate Program?
- Bremen: Science since 1610
- Book Corner
November
- Explain This, Professor: Selective Perception
- Have You Heard of… the Cyclists on the Boulevard?
- Giving Your New City a Chance
- YUFE: The Creation of a European University
- The Housing Adventure
- Accommodation Required
- Nanoscaffolds for the Medicine of the Future
- Karsten Lehmkuhl: A Multitasking Man
- “The Lobbyists Have Professionalized Themselves”
- On the Dark Side of Life
- 25 Years’ Core Repository
- “It Is Writing Against Scholarly Opinion”
- Tracking Down Testicular Cancer
- Back Then: “That Time of the Month for Men”
- “Social Factors Are of Major Importance”
- Diggers, Construction Cranes and Cement Mixers
- Back Then: “University of Bremen Newspaper” – Even More Paper?
October
June
- Guest Professorships for Top Researchers
- Khaled Has Arrived Safely and Settled in Bremen
- Materials Science Made Easy
- Marvels Made from Metal
- Committed to a Strong Europe
- “ERASMUS is Europe’s Successful Program”
- “If We Don’t Change Anything It Will Lead to a Catastrophe.”
- Bite-Sized Lectures to Take Away
- First Love with Terrible Consequences
