Student Blog | Prague City University / Global Engagement

Marginalised groups often have their narratives written for them in a way that adjusts the blame onto them, villainises them or dismisses them altogether. African activists have been able to …

There are many places in the world with a harsh lifestyle caused by poverty, drugs, violence, and a lack of law enforcement. The poor neighborhoods in Casablanca have all of …

I had an opportunity to meet and talk with an extremely kind and talented person, — Martina, the creator and owner of the “Recycle Vintage Store”, located in Prague. The …

Have you ever met a polyglot – that is, a person who speaks many languages? Zhiyar Mohammed talked to Petr Kubalek, a native Czech who says he normally translates texts …

Some have argued that illegal graffiti is a symbol of freedom against former oppressive communist regime in Czech Republic whilst others have regarded it as a widespread issue that directly …

My name is Ali Eren Olgun and I’m a first year graphic design student. I want to tell you about a special photography platform and how one of my photos …

March 15, 2019 It was particularly a crisp, yet warmer Friday morning with a well enough chance of gooey rain and light breezes. Young students of Prague started to fill …

The diaspora experience of Africans in the Czech Republic is a tale of interesting journeys in diversity. Survival, capacity building and even spirituality are some of the underlying considerations that …

Multiple layers of make-up. Last minute tryouts of various outfits. Finally putting on high heels and rehearsing for their dance performance at the club later that evening. It took about …

Emre Yakar is a Turkish guy, who has been living in Prague for eight years. He is originally from the capital of Turkey, Ankara, and finished his studies there. After …