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  • All About Photography in St. Petersburg

    Congratulations to anyone and everyone with an eye for beauty: today is August 19, aka World Photography Day. To honor the occasion, we’ve put together a guide to St. Petersburg for any pro, amateur, or simply those who enjoy the art of the still image: from the best museums and galleries to tips for where to get your camera – all in one place.

    19.08.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Nguyen Toan, Vietnam

    From herding cattle in the fields of Vietnam to winning a prestigious competition in Russia, Nguyen Toan has really done it all. A young innovator ready to make his mark, today he talks to ITMO.NEWS about his experience at the university and future plans as a robotics buff. Read on!

    15.08.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Wu Yupeng, China

    In this interview, we sit down with Wu Yupeng, an international student from China who has ventured from his hometown of Fenyang to St. Petersburg, Russia. Drawn by ITMO's reputation and the strong ties between China and Russia, Wu decided to pursue a Master’s degree here. Read on as Wu shares his experiences, challenges, and aspirations.

    08.08.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Abubakr Mustafa, Sudan

    Meet Abubakr Mustafa, a chemical engineering graduate from Sudan whose journey from the arid landscapes of his homeland to the historic streets of St. Petersburg is nothing short of remarkable. His story is a testament to the resilience and curiosity that drive international students to seek knowledge across the globe.

    01.08.2024

  • The ITMO.NEWS Guide to Summer in St. Petersburg

    When it comes to exploring our beloved Northern Capital, the sunny season is definitely the best time for it. The lush greenery, the slight breeze from the Gulf of Finland, and the long days – even the occasional trademark thunderstorm can’t ruin the charm of St. Petersburg in summer. Over the years, we’ve shared plenty of insights into the best things to do in the city in June, July, and August – here are our best picks.

    22.07.2024

  • The City of Superlatives: Oldest Sights in St. Petersburg

    We love to explore our city from the most unusual angles: earlier, we told you about St. Pete’s smallest sites, as well as the city’s firsts. Today, we are putting our historian hats on and turning our attention to the city’s oldest sites: from bookshops to trees and even a pyshki place, you are in for a fun time-travel roller-coaster. Hop on!

    19.07.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Abhuluimen Hilary Ehizua, Nigeria

    From navigating a new language to enduring harsh winters, Abhuluimen Hilary Ehizua’s journey, as well as his passion for basketball and dreams of launching an electronics company are, indeed, inspiring. Read on to learn more about this talented young man from Nigeria.

    18.07.2024

  • Be Your Own Tour Guide: Online Tools for Exploring St. Petersburg

    Have you ever wondered how the historic center of our city looked a century ago? Where did the celebrities of the past live? What is the oldest district? With these four resources from our list, you’ll find answers to these questions and learn even more about the city.

    16.07.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Aveen Hussein, Syria

    Meet Aveen Hussein, who, after earning her Bachelor's degree in Damascus, set her sights on Russia to further her studies. Soon to begin her Master's studies in system and applied software at ITMO, she hopes to polish her skills to a more advanced level. Aveen's journey is marked by determination, new friendships, and a deep appreciation for the beauty and vibrancy of St. Petersburg. Read on to learn more!

    11.07.2024

  • Skeletons and Scientific Wonders: 5 Exhibits To See in the Kunstkamera

    The Kunstkamera, or the Cabinet of Curiosities, is the first museum in Russia that is infamously known for its bizarre collection of oddities – but there's more to it than meets the eye. Aside from formaldehyded Siamese twins and a six-legged cat, the museum houses a myriad of other cultural and scientific relics. Starting from the indigenous peoples’ halls on the first level and all the way to the signature armillary sphere sitting atop its tower, here are five exhibits at the Kunstkamera that you absolutely can’t miss.

    05.07.2024