Students have been campaigning for this since 2019: Now the idea is being implemented! A new Green Office is to start work at the University of Hohenheim this summer semester. But what exactly is it? What is planned? And what is the current status? We met the future head of the Green Office and a student from the Sustainability Working Group (AKN) for coffee.more
Green ideas, green figures, committed people who are making the campus more sustainable: For one semester, the Online Courier and Hohenheim's Instagram channel will be all about sustainability. Here you can find out how "Better would be better - GREEN" works and why now is the best time for it.more
Women are often forced into outdated roles on farms. Queer people are almost invisible. Lucia Parbel believes this needs to change. In her Bachelor's thesis, she researched the causes and spoke to young people at the start of their careers. An interview.more
Waste separation, sex education, campus life or job hunting: Many things are very different abroad. International students at the University of Hohenheim also experience this. In the "News4Internationals" podcast, they share their experiences - and help others to settle in. What began as a Covid-19 project is now an integral part of everyday life. The Online Courier had a...more
Anti-Semitic incidents at Berlin universities have shocked the country. How would the University of Hohenheim react in similar cases? And what action can be taken against racism, sexual harassment or bullying in the lecture hall? A coffee with the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Prof. Dr. Korinna Huber.more
Our democracy is a gift. But we must not take it for granted. That is why several hundred thousand people across Germany are demonstrating against the rise of far-right forces. How should we show our colors at the University of Hohenheim? How are international students doing at the moment? Jason Wenzig from the AStA and Uttej Chadaravalli, Master's student from India, talk...more
Dairy cows manifest individual reactions to the physical stressors associated with births, milk production or infections. The study groups led by Professor Korinna Huber and Professor Jana Seifert at the University of Hohenheim, together with their cooperation partners at the Friedrich Loeffler Institute in Braunschweig and the University of Bonn, have set out to elucidate the...more
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