From 7 April to 12 April 2025, the travelling exhibition "Was ihr nicht seht" will also be visiting us (Mönchengladbach Campus, Building Z)

The exhibition shows the work of Dominik Lucha. Together with hundreds of Black people in Germany, he makes visible what often remains unseen: "What you don't see" addresses the everyday racism experienced by Black people and People of Colour in Germany in an impressive and accessible way. The project was launched on Instagram in June 2020.

Under the title
"RAP gegen das Vergessen"
, the public finissage with Kutlu YURTSEVEN, live, from the microphone Mafia, will take place on 10 April 2025 at 3 pm.
https://muelheimat.cologne/kutlu-yurtseven/

In this issue, we introduce you to the extraordinary lives of our employees and students.

For example, you will get to know Josua Waghubinger - the inventor of the viral hit "Ich bin verliebt in einen Talahun". He studied at our university before his AI-generated song became famous throughout Germany.

Somar Bitar came to Germany as a refugee from Syria and studied mechanical engineering with us. His journey took him to Chile in the summer, where he helped to put a radio telescope into operation at an altitude of 5,200 metres.

You can now find the magazine free of charge at all three campuses in Krefeld and Mönchengladbach - for example in the cafeteria, in the foyer or in the study areas.

Fancy a look behind the scenes? On 13 and 14 June 2025, we cordially invite you to our Open Day at the Hochschule Niederrhein! Discover our numerous degree programmes, take part in exciting workshops and be inspired by our professors.

You will have the opportunity to get to know all facets of our university. Whether it's student counselling, campus tours or information stands - we look forward to your visit!

Following the great success of our "Technology for Grandparents" event in 2024, we are delighted to be able to present another exciting series of events in 2025!

The lectures are aimed in particular at grandparents and interested adults and convey technical and scientific basics in an easily understandable way. The aim is to provide participants with the necessary knowledge to be able to pass on complex interrelationships to (grand)children in a clear way