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The graphic shows two speech bubbles next to each other: In the left one a question mark, in the right one an exclamation mark. © Annica Kramer
Apr 13, 2022
Good question: How do I keep track of everything I read?
The four newly trained writing tutors sit across from each other at tables with laptops and smile into the camera. In the background is Nina Melching, head of the Writing Center. © Claudia Hammermüller
Apr 11, 2022
new writing tutors in the summer semester 2022
Against a background in dark blue floats a moon with the inscription "write through the night", below it is written ""Long Night of Writing 2022".
Mar 23, 2022
Scientific writing for many a topic: That was the first supraregional digital Long Night of Writing *☾
Zwei Frauen sitzen am Tisch und unterhalten sich. © Crispin-Iven Mokry
Mar 08, 2022
Tag des Korrekturlesens am 8. März
The illustration shows a clock standing on a sheet of paper. A paper airplane flies towards the clock. In the background is a grid of notes. © Pixabay: Megan Rexazin/ IO-Images
Mar 01, 2022
new newsletter edition by the Writing Center: Time and stress management in writing phases
Die Illustration zeigt einen Turnschuh, in dessen Schaft zwei Bleistifte stecken, die von den Schnürsenkeln nach oben gehalten werden. Auf dem Schuh steht "GO!". Unter dem Schuh steht "Online!" © M. Wollschlaeger / SZD-Remix
Mar 01, 2022
Writing Marathon March 2022
The illustration shows a signpost with two signs pointing in opposite directions. On each sign is a pencil: on the left in orange on a blue background, on the right the other way around. © SZD/Annica Kramer
Feb 24, 2022
Steep thesis: Expectations in the examination phase are often unrealistic
Vier Personen sitzen mit ihren Laptops an einem Tisch, im Hintergrund beleuchtet sie eine Stehlampe. Über ihnen schwebt das Wort "OPEN". © Michaela Wollschläger
Feb 23, 2022
insight behind the scenes of the Long Night against Procrastination
The graphic shows two speech bubbles next to each other: In the left one a question mark, in the right one an exclamation mark. © Annica Kramer
Feb 21, 2022
Good question: How do I create a realistic study or writing plan for myself?