NYU Prague Student Christina Karahisarlidis describes a Night in the Life of Prague’s Homeless
This spring, NYU Prague students got a chance to see Prague from a very different point of view – through the eyes of homeless people. Pragulic – an award-winning nonprofit organization in Prague- employs guides who have lived on the streets to share their experiences with their audience. Since 2012, when the organization was launched, thousands of people have gone on these tours – including NYU Prague student Christina Karahisarlidis, who shares her reflection on the experience.
Usually when students write for school publications, the target audience is fellow students. Not so at Prague Wandering, a student-written Webzine which covers cultural, political and social issues in Prague. “Our readership is the world,” says PW founder and mentor Professor Dinah Spritzer.
Stern School of Business sophomore David Tian talks about his experience studying abroad in Shanghai. He’s been pleasantly surprised by the strong school spirit.
A few NYU Buenos Aires creative writing students gave readings at the Buenos Aires International Book Fair last weekend. The students spoke at the U.S. Embassy stand at the book fair. NYU Buenos Airs student Zake Morgan describes the experience.
