Valentina Svyatlovskaya and her passion for music

Ana-Maria AnghelescuMay 21, 2015

"There are not so many musicians that play with their hearts, because they make compromises" - Valentina Svyatlovskaya, violonist

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Jörn Leonhard, historian – “You could do very, very good things only if you liked these things”

Ana-Maria AnghelescuJanuary 23, 2015

Jörn Leonhard, historian, presents us his ideas regarding methods of teaching History, trustworthy sources and understanding history nowadays.

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Wonhee Bae: “Practice as little as possible – the weirdest lesson that I received.”

Simona RenteaNovember 27, 2014

”Music is my family and the stage is where I belong. I grew up with musical instruments and it really became the biggest part of my life.” (Wonhee Bae)

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Karl Schlögel, historian – ”History does not teach you lessons, it offers keys of understanding”

Ana-Maria AnghelescuOctober 11, 2014

Karl Schlögel, a historian who took part in the conference "What if Europe fails?", presents his ideas regarding WWI, 1989 and how history should be taught.

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Paola Minekov, artist – ”In different places people behave differently. They live according to the light.”

Simona RenteaSeptember 18, 2014

“They live according to the light. Light can have such a profound effect on one’s mood and lifestyle.” (Paola Minekov, artist)

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Mišo Petrović, ISHA president, on student organisations and volunteering

Simona RenteaAugust 21, 2014

”Student organizations and volunteering take you outside of your secure zone into something new and challenging.” (Mišo Petrović, ISHA president)

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The Spanish Monarchy at cross roads: times of change or continuity? Juan Carlos and Felipe VI, in mirror (II)

GUESTAugust 19, 2014

The support offered by the ones who chose attend the coronation of Felipe VI was discreet in diplomatic words, or weak, in more real political words.

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The Spanish Monarchy at cross roads: times of change or continuity? Juan Carlos and Felipe VI, in mirror (I)

GUESTAugust 15, 2014

During the last 6 years the Kingdom of Spain, under Juan Carlos, has faced a most difficult situation. The King to be will have a tough mission.

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“Music is my way of breaking barriers and invisible walls between people.” – Natalia Paruz, Saw Lady

Simona RenteaJune 26, 2014

New York is a haven for artists. Artists are drawn to New York because it is like a microcosmus of the world, and the energy is buzzing.

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The art of translation: On loosening screws, walking on tightropes and letting phrases breathe

Miruna BacaliJune 25, 2014

There’s a very fine line between being faithful to the text you are translating and betraying it.

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