The protest actions of the Russian punk group Pussy Riot, their arrest and imprisonment are the focus of the theatre performance "Tage des Aufstands - Riot Days", which can be seen this week at the Kulturetage. Religious scholar and Russia expert Joachim Willems talks about solidarity in the West…

Story, recording, editing - everything in Steffen Pilney's radio play "Tod auf der Kegelbahn!" was done by himself. The student on the Oldenburg "Integrated Media" Master's programme has received a lot of praise for his debut work.

Everyday textile objects and their history(ies) are at the centre of a restructured collection at the Institute of Material Culture. More than 4,000 objects from imperial garters to cocktail dresses from the 1980s are on display.

The Oldenburg State Theatre was sold out for the New Year's reception of the University and the University Society (UGO) on Thursday evening. Two ballet performances, four honours and the "chat afterwards" provided the almost 500 guests with an atmospheric evening.

The exploration of their second subject has inspired eleven art students at the University of Oldenburg to create a wide range of artistic works. Their exhibition "Zweifach" can be seen in the lecture hall centre until 26 January.

"There is more to the Picture..." - is the title of an exhibition of works by art students, which can be seen in the lecture theatre centre until mid-December.

The terrorist attacks of 11 September, the NSA wiretapping affair and other events in contemporary history have inspired twelve Oldenburg students to create a wide range of artistic works. The results are currently on display in lecture theatre centre A14.

Several intimate, long-standing experts on the life and work of Peter Suhrkamp will be guests at the university in October. The university is dedicating several events to the Kirchhatten-born publisher in the year of his 125th birthday.

What does it mean to leave your home country? Setting off to a foreign country to build something new there? The topic of "migration" in all its facets is at the centre of the international exhibition "Kabbo ka Muwala", which originated at the University of Oldenburg and can now be seen in Bremen.

Wroclaw, the current "European Capital of Culture", is connected to Oldenburg and the surrounding region in many ways. What can these two cities achieve today? What prospects do they have for the future?

"Moving young voices" - this is the motto of the 2nd Oldenburg Symposium for Children's and Youth Voices on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 September.

Three students from the "Material Culture: Textiles" Bachelor's degree programme are inviting you to an artistic mediation project on Tuesday, 2 August, from 3 p.m., at the Bloherfelde/Eversten community work meeting point (Bloherfelder Straße 173).

Contrary to what one might think, African migration mainly takes place within or between regions. An international exhibition project at the university is raising awareness of this phenomenon.

Experiencing art in a private living space and engaging in dialogue with the artists in an informal atmosphere - that is the core idea behind the "Zuhausausstellung" project launched by four Oldenburg students. On Thursday, 14 July, they are inviting people to enjoy art in an Oldenburg flat for the…

Jazz and funk, Latin and soul: the University Big Band will be offering a colourful mix of music at its concert to mark the end of the summer semester on Friday 8 July.

It's "Showtime" at the University's Institute of Art and Visual Culture until Wednesday, 6 July. Students are presenting their artistic works, which were created in the various degree programmes at the Institute.

Installations, paintings and mixed media between art and architecture are on display in the student exhibition "Space and Architecture", which is currently on show in the lecture theatre building (Haarentor campus, A 14, Uhlhornsweg 86).

"Beats'n'Tweets" is the title of an open-air concert at which five student music groups will be performing on the Haarentor campus on 30 June at 6.00 pm. On the lawn between buildings A10 and A7, they will offer a wide-ranging programme in a summery atmosphere.

"Arriving" is the title of an exhibition by several students from the Department of Art and Media, which can be seen at the Horst Janssen Museum until 29 May. It shows pictograms designed to make everyday life in the region easier for refugees.

Is it legitimate which section of cultural reality museums show us? How does the present get into the museum? And how is the aura of originals created? "Openly asked! What exhibitions don't usually talk about" - this is the title of a student exhibition that focuses on the "museum phenomenon"…