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By : Patty Nash October 4, 2018October 5, 2018

On Reading the Application: Xenia Muth

“On Reading the Application” is a recurring series that goes behind the scenes in the Admissions Office at Bard College Berlin. When applying to colleges, it’s easy to forget there are human beings on the other side of the application portal. Not all college admissions offices are alike, and Bard College Berlin’s approach to college

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By : Claire August June 15, 2018June 22, 2018

A Look Back at the Smolny Student Conference (podcast)

St. Petersburg is home to many beautiful things, including (debatably) the world’s most beautiful metro system, delicious Slavic food, and, of course, the Smolny Faculty of Liberal Arts at the University of St. Petersburg. This past April 19th to the 21st, Smolny generously hosted the sixth annual Student Conference in St. Petersburg. Representatives from all

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By : Ibrahim Bozdemir April 13, 2018April 18, 2018

A Reflection on “Get Engaged: Student Action & Youth Leadership Conference”

I was enjoying a cup of espresso macchiato with conference-provided sandwiches next to the Danube river while you, my fellow schoolmates, were being crushed under the heavy burden of midterms. Before you start feeling jealous of my one-week privilege, let me clarify two things: The conference was busy enough that we were not able to

By : Sabrina Slipchenko March 2, 2018March 17, 2018

Getting Dirt-y with “Prost to Compost”

“So you begin to wonder if [the city’s] true passion is the enjoyment of new and different things, and not, instead, the joy of expelling, discarding, cleansing itself of a recurrent impurity… Street cleaners are welcomed like angels, and their task of removing the residue of yesterday’s existence is surrounded by a respectful silence, like

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