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Reise nach München
BMW-Museum 
BMW-Museum 
Staatsoper 
Staatsoper München
Besuch auf der Festung Hohensalzburg
What a lovely view!
Photo by Laura Wilder
Arrival and Orientation Spring 2022
Salzburg kennenlernen
Am Christkindlmarkt
Vor dem Mirabellgarten mit der Festung im Hintergrund
Im Gurkerlpark
Abendstimmung im winterlichen Salzburg
October 2021
Trip to Vienna
Uni Salzburg @ UP Salzburg Center
Von Eva Brandauer
Einen Vormittag lang haben insgesamt 60 Studierende der Universität Salzburg (PLUS) und des Uni Portland Salzburg Programms gemeinsam verbracht. Sie haben dabei so viel Deutsch wie möglich gesprochen und viel miteinander und von einander gelernt.
Continue reading “Uni Salzburg @ UP Salzburg Center”Willkommen in Rom. Drei Tage in der Altstadt
Cal Shelley has posted his impressions about visiting Rome during the spring tour in German and English. Er stromerte durch Rom!
https://calshelley.com/2019/03/05/wir-stromerten-durch-rom/
The following blog entry has been composed by Maya Sellier for her German class . It was chosen by her fellow students to become part of this blog.
Deutsch 312 Im Salzburg Museum
Text und Fotos von Eva Brandauer
Die Studierenden des Deutschkurses GRM 312 haben im Jänner das Salzburg Museum besucht, um unter anderem die Ausstellung “Erzähl mir Salzburg” zu bearbeiten und
Continue reading “Deutsch 312 Im Salzburg Museum”FA 203 Field Trip to the Marble Quarry in Adnet
Text composed by Mag.a Eva Weiler, photos by Mag.a Ingrid Hubner-Ebner, Veronika Prömer, Mag.a Eva Weiler
Little do we know about the origins of Art. We don’t know when and where people started making the first visual representations, or even why they started doing so in the first place. Was it only a way to kill time?
Continue reading “FA 203 Field Trip to the Marble Quarry in Adnet”Never forgotten
By Kaitlyn Coakley
November 9, 1938: Kristallnacht, or “The Night of Broken Glass” across Nazi Germany. This fateful night, when the Nazi’s terrorized, burned, smashed businesses and homes belonging (primarily) to the Jewish population. However, targeted individuals also included homosexuals, individuals with physical and mental health disabilities, and many more based on a variety of different reasons for persecution. Thousands of people were arrested and immediately sent to concentration camps. Police turned away, and this night has not been forgotten since.