On Saturday, 4 November, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the 30th annual conference of the Institute of History at Paderborn University will be held on the topic of "Fremd(e) - Faszination, Ablehnung, Anverwandlung".

The numerous contributions in the volume examine the relations of knowledge production from theoretical, historical, political and empirical perspectives.

On 18 October at 8 pm, a video will be presented at the Pollux cinema in Paderborn that was created as part of an artistic seminar for fashion textile design students at Paderborn university.

Paderborn University regularly recognises the top research of its academics. The Presidential Board has now awarded two young researchers a scholarship for their outstanding doctoral projects.

In the winter semester of 2023/24, the Institute of German and Comparative Literature and the Centre for Contemporary German Literature at Paderborn University invite all interested parties to a series of literary readings with discussions.

For the third and last time, the international Summer School "Higher Education Research/Approaches to Research on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (HoBid)" took place in Paderborn.

Dr. Lina Wilhelms was awarded the Elise Richter Prize by the German Romance Studies Association for her doctorate at the Paderborn University on Sunday, 24 September.

Garage33 organises idea battle of the faculties

On Sunday, 3 September, Prof. Dr. Jutta Weber from the Institute for Media Studies at Paderborn University will be talking with the writer and Büchner Prize winner Lukas Bärfuss at the Ruhrtriennale about "Nature and Technology".

Participation in the water exhibitions of the five municipal museums

Under the motto "PaderPower: Our superpower - together we are strong", the children from grades three to seven spent a varied week on the university campus at the end of the summer holidays.

As part of a new research project, Ukrainian philosopher Prof. Dr. Kateryna Karpenko is researching the environmental impact of the war in Ukraine

The exhibition shows works by the artist Christian Nachtigäller, who assigns new functions and contexts to everyday objects, giving them new dimensions with a high recognition value.