Grady Study Abroad Journalist
70 Years Later – Munich’s House of Art Still Houses War Wounds
Traveling to a foreign country includes discovering train routes and menus with unfamiliar combinations ...
‘It Happened, Thus it Can Happen Again’: Germany’s Past of Silencing the Press
The year is 1933. You are the editor of a small newspaper in Munich, ...
More U.S. Students Choosing Free College Education Abroad
If financial burdens worry you when applying to college, you may consider attending a ...
Dachau: Gates Hiding Secret Corner of Nazi World Now Used to ‘Honor the Dead, Warn the Living’
Black iron gates mark the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Grounds with the promise “Arbeit ...
Krone-Bau: A Royal Tradition and Community Jewel in Munich
The time is 7:50 in the evening. Marquee lights shine a bright and vivid ...
Creating My Line: A DIY Whirlwind Ancestry Journey in Munich
Growing up, I never really liked my last name. I’m ashamed to admit it ...
A Local’s Quick Getaway Guide to Munich
Tourists crowd the busy city center of Munich. You hear the sound of hundreds ...
Haute or Not: A Glimpse of German Fashion
You know the look. Flashing lights, raised stages, catwalks, pumping music and models that ...
Hair Cuts and Community: Drawing Parallels Between American, German Black Barbershop Cultures
The barbershop and the hair salon are places we go to get our hair ...
Convenient, Affordable Bavarian Food for When You’re on the Go in Germany
The aroma of fried schnitzel and freshly baked pretzels fill the crowded streets of ...
How Germany’s Emerging Extremist Party Clinched the Internet
German researchers are intrigued by a new phenomenon: the majority of all political discussion ...
Munich Is More than Just Beers And Brats
If you want more than the traditional tourist experience, the beer capital of the ...
