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• Beyond the Textbook: A Student’s Guide to St. Petersburg’s Best Coffee Shops

  …t, 107 Tucked away on a picturesque embankment, Save My Day lives up to its name. This is more than a coffee shop; it's a haven for anyone with a laptop and a deadline. The interior is created exactly for creative people — plenty of cameras on display, small edges with natural plants and funny photocards with guests. Studying there can make your day not just wonderf…

  19.12.2025

• From St. Petersburg to Nizhny Novgorod: A Journey to Russia’s World Youth Festival

• Digital Footprints: How Much Are Students Really Revealing Online?

  …era, or microphone if it is not really required. Avoid using social logins (like "Sign in with Google") when creating new accounts Think before you post. Once online, your materials can be assumed to be saved, shared, or screenshotted indefinitely. These actions aren't complex, but they can go a long way to safeguarding your online identity. Final thoughts Ou…

  12.09.2025

• From Vyborg to Murmansk: a Solo Adventure, a BRICS Journey, and a Bittersweet Goodbye

  …le. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I knew I needed to do this — for me. From chasing the elusive aurora borealis to taking a day trip to the stunning, cinematic village of Teriberka, I still can’t believe I managed all of this completely alone. I navigated unknown streets, made local friends, and even asked strangers for directions. This trip helped me learn to t…

  27.06.2025

• Architectural Wonders of Bangladesh

  …ers. Paharpur — the splendor of ancient Buddhism Paharpur,a city in northwestern Bangladesh, houses the magnificent Somapura Mahavihara, one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in South Asia. I went there for the first time with my father in 2009. Built in the 8th century, this site was a thriving center of learning and cultural exchange. As I wandered through …

  28.03.2025

• Aquaparks in St. Petersburg

  …ime. There were many changing rooms nearby for people to change into their swimsuits. Then, I went to the showers to rinse off. In Russia, it’s required to rinse off before entering public pools, to help keep the pool as clean from contamination as possible. In America, while there are signs that say to wash off before entering the poo…

  14.03.2025

• Juggling Work and Studies: The Final-Year Hustle

  …eativity mode constantly. Some days, I spend hours analyzing data and writing reports, other days, I am brainstorming creative social media campaigns or translating literary materials. The mental switch is exhausting but necessary. Looking for a solution, I’ve found that scheduling is my best friend. I use Google Calendar religiously, blocking time for specific task…

  21.02.2025

• Tracing the Steps of Pushkin’s Pskov Estate in Autumn

  …low to visit all the must-sees around. After a hearty meal, I got on my bike to reach my first stop — a 17th-century church (hosting the Kazanskaya Icon) with an iconic blue exterior. From there, I headed to the Trigorskoye estate, located 7 km away. I had to cycle down a hill, as the breeze was fresh and the view was just gorgeous. I felt like a child with the wind …

  17.01.2025

• What Is ESG, and Why Is It Important?

  …gard to each of these factors, and to determine whether investing in a company is worth it. So, while ESG is obviously connected to sustainable development, it is more of a criterion to assess a company’s performance and make informed decisions. Let’s take a closer look at the E, S and G factors and their implications behind them. The environmental aspect focuses…

  28.11.2024

• Our Summer Studies in Istanbul: Part 3

  …, but you'll have fewer exchange options. Inflation and prices in Turkey are high, but you can still travel on a budget. Many attractions are free, and you can find cheaper eateries or cook yourself. Here's a rundown of approximate prices: Program fee (50% discount): $ 445 (40,000 rubles) Roundtrip flights (St. Petersburg — Istanbul, no checked baggage): 40,000…

  12.09.2024