One year before finishing school, I started editing videos. It started to become a passion of mine; I would refuse to go to bed before finishing my short films. I started messing up my sleeping schedule, and it slowly converted
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For each one of us, the first breathtaking encounter with the ocean starts with the sight of the engulfing blue stretch of saline water. As humans, we feel powerless and dwarfed in front of its majestic rise. Yet, what comes
We know that the talk of an increasingly digitalized workplace began long before the recent
If you could chat with a famous artist from the past, who would it be
One year before finishing school, I started editing videos. It started to become a passion of mine; I would refuse to go to bed
If you could chat with a famous artist from the past, who would it be and what would you ask her or him? Would
For the entire month of March, TEDxVienna ran the #womensmarch campaign, highlighting women in leadership in connection to the United Nations International Women’s Day.
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If I were to ask you to name an endangered species, you would probably be able to answer without any thought. But what if
We know that the talk of an increasingly digitalized workplace began long before the recent pandemic (not that it’s totally over) and as a
Footbinding – the practice of binding the feet of women and girls existed in China for around 1,000 years. While footbinding is still understood
The UN proclaimed the 3rd of May as International World Press Freedom Day. This day should be a reminder of how important access to
“Jazz – you either hate it or you love it.” A sentence many of us have probably heard before as we first came in
I happened to stumble on a Reddit thread a few weeks ago where an anonymous poster stated: “If I have an appointment scheduled, I
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For each one of us, the first breathtaking encounter with the ocean starts with the sight of the engulfing blue stretch of saline water. As humans, we feel powerless and dwarfed in front of its majestic rise. Yet, what comes as invisible to the naked eye is the vast life that hides behind the azure blanket that appears to only
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What do the sun, a lightbulb, and an anglerfish have in common?
Amazonian forest, Australian vegetated coasts, Californian hills, Canadian forested areas, and African
Animal products are undeniably one of the greatest generators of greenhouse gas
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Design & Art
The World Book and Copyright Day is celebrated every year on April 23rd. Its main focus
Society is continuously evolving, and with it, so are our housing needs. Social, economic, technological and
Due to the World Women’s Day on March 8, the whole month seems to be under
The most effective method of fighting disease is prevention. Contraceptives play a vital role in the
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In early 2020, as Covid-19 began shutting down parts of the world, one group of academics was amassing a virtual army of volunteer research assistants to capture data about the policies and measures introduced by governments across the world in response to
One year before finishing school, I started editing videos. It started to become a passion of mine; I would refuse to go to bed before finishing my short films. I started messing up my sleeping schedule, and it slowly converted into my
For each one of us, the first breathtaking encounter with the ocean starts with the sight of the engulfing blue stretch of saline water. As humans, we feel powerless and dwarfed in front of its majestic rise. Yet, what comes as invisible
We know that the talk of an increasingly digitalized workplace began long before the recent pandemic (not that it’s totally over) and as a result, terms such as ‘remote-work’ or ‘hybrid-working model’ are nothing new per se. However, it feels like almost
If you could chat with a famous artist from the past, who would it be and what would you ask her or him? Would you ask her about her inspiration for a specific sculpture or painting? Or would you ask him a
What do the sun, a lightbulb, and an anglerfish have in common? Our relationship with light is two-fold between inspiration and potential harm.
Footbinding – the practice of binding the feet of women and girls existed in China for around 1,000 years. While footbinding is still understood by many as a cultural standard of beauty undertaken purely for aesthetic purposes, there are other interesting theories
The UN proclaimed the 3rd of May as International World Press Freedom Day. This day should be a reminder of how important access to information and the free press is. With modern technologies like the internet and an overflow of information, we
“Jazz – you either hate it or you love it.” A sentence many of us have probably heard before as we first came in contact with the genre. Whether that’s true or not, once you have made a connection with this unconventional,
Amazonian forest, Australian vegetated coasts, Californian hills, Canadian forested areas, and African green spaces – to mention a few – are highly susceptible to wildfires due to the high global temperatures that are rising yearly. This is not a phenomenon of the
I happened to stumble on a Reddit thread a few weeks ago where an anonymous poster stated: “If I have an appointment scheduled, I literally can’t do ANYTHING productive in the time before it”, and I have not related to ANYTHING more
