Last updated 5. March 2025 | Sprecherinnen

Teaching Award 2020, vote now!

To honor the great importance of good teaching, Leuphana is once again awarding a teaching prize this year for an outstanding full-time lecturer nominated by students. The proposals can be submitted either by small groups of students or by the representatives of the student councils or subject groups.
Which professors and academic staff do you always hear good things about from students? Which courses stand out positively, e.g. through innovative examination formats, particularly good supervision or practical elements within the course?
Suggestions can be submitted until 10.02.2020 at .
Further information on the selection criteria and the form can be found at: www.leuphana.de/lehrpreis.

***** Commemoration of the liberation of the Ausschwitz concentration camp on 27.01 ******

No forgiveness – no forgetting. So that Auschwitz will not be again!
On January 27, 1945 – 75 years ago – the Auschwitz extermination camp was liberated by the Soviet Red Army. This put an end to the mass murder of European Jews in particular by the Nazis.
Since then, Auschwitz has been a symbol of the destruction of human life and an incomparable crime committed by the Germans. One and a half million people – including almost 1.3 million Jews, 23,000 Roma and Sinti, 15,000 Soviet prisoners of war and 20,000 anti-fascist resistance fighters of various nationalities – were murdered in Auschwitz. When the Red Army liberated Auschwitz, it found only 7,000 surviving prisoners.
On the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, we want to commemorate the millions of victims of German fascism. We also dedicate our remembrance to all survivors and those who resisted fascism and fought for the liberation of Europe.
January 27 has been an official day of remembrance in Germany since 1996. The purpose of this day of remembrance is stated in the proclamation: to keep the memory alive, to urge vigilance and to counteract any danger of repetition.https://www.facebook.com/events/1024624184569792/

***** Deckname Jenny *****
The AStA departments PENG! and AntiRa are organizing a screening of a political film on Friday, 24.01.2020, in the Infocafé Anna&Arthur (Katzenstraße 2, Lüneburg). The movie “Deckname Jenny” will be shown, free of charge.
“A shift to the right is sweeping the country. Jenny’s gang is fed up. And takes action. But when Jenny’s father finds out about their militant ambitions, he has to face up to his past as a member of an urban guerrilla group. And suddenly things get tight for everyone…”
Code Name Jenny is more than just a political feature film. While fiction and documentary repeatedly blur, the film openly breaks with the dramaturgical habits of a feature film and establishes its own style. Shot with almost no money and produced without market orientation, Deckname Jenny makes a statement against racism, homophobia and a “Fortress Europe.”

*****AStA A5 calendar*****
You don’t have a calendar for 2020 yet? We still have a few A6 and A5 AStA calendars left for 2019/20. The calendars are in front of our office in building 9!

*****Kennenlerntreffen UniKino*****
The Unikino is looking for new people who would like to get involved. Do you like movies, popcorn and would you like to help determine the program and assist with the events? Then come to the WoZi in building 9 on 23.1. at 6 p.m. Everyone is looking forward to meeting you!
That’s it for this week. See you in Denver and best regards from Building 9Lisa, Anna, Daryoush and Adrian