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• English Is Your Access Card to the World

  …ormation wasn't available locally, but there were a lot of foreign sources to get everything I needed to pass the work successfully. For several months, I immersed myself in a new sphere by reading English books and listening to great people in marketing. This direct line to the sources didn't just help me pass the work, it allowed me to excel and impress my professo…

  10.07.2026

• A One-Day Itinerary Through Art Spaces

  …he Yellow Submarine. If you're lucky, peek into The Beatles Museum (Vasin's apartment, packed with records) and the Museum of Nonconformist Art. I am sure you will enjoy it! New Holland Island This is St. Petersburg's only man-made island that used to be a timber warehouse. Now it's the trendiest public space in the city. Red brick architecture, a pond with ducks,…

  21.05.2026

• How to Join ITMO’s Energy Lab: Interview with Anna Ponomarets

  …k if they want to take on a practical training student; like I did with Prof. Krivoshapkin — and you did as well. So, it's always an option, as we’re usually very welcoming to new students. I, for one, adore teaching someone; it really makes my day brighter. How many people are working in this lab, approximately? It’s hard to say. Master’s students from several…

  04.05.2026

• The Story of a Fir Tree: From New Year to Maslenitsa!

  …winter holidays is being together with your close friends or family! I decided to give the tree to my close friend and his family, and to boost the spirit of Christmas and the New Year! From the Baltiysky railway station, I rented a mini truck and headed to their place. Once there, we set the tree in their living room, and it soon filled with joy and the fresh scent …

  23.03.2026

• Your Guide to St. Petersburg’s Palace-Museums

  …udy, a room decorated with unique rare stones — a true testament to the Stroganov wealth. 4. The Marble Palace Eclectic, surprising, and a fascinating blend of the old and new. The Marble Palace is a neoclassical masterpiece, built for Catherine the Great's favorite, Grigory Orlov. As the name suggests, it's famous for its stunning facade and interiors, which are…

  20.02.2026

• Introducing Cricket at ITMO: A Journey of Passion, Friendship, and Hope

  …uite disappointing, but I realized the circumstances. The university has very limited infrastructure for various sporting events, and playing cricket in Russia is a relatively new phenomenon. However, we didn’t want to give up. Playing without a ground Despite the absence of an official training ground for us to meet and train regularly at, hope didn’t dwindle in…

  20.01.2026

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

  …grab-and-go. It’s perfect for that 30-minute break between lectures or for quickly refueling before heading back to the university. No-frills consistency but always something new: You always know what you’re getting — a good, strong cup of coffee. Sometimes, that’s exactly what you need. And at the same time, Hochu Coffee offers their own original drinks with differ…

  19.12.2025

• A Day in the Life of a Business Analyst: Between Chaos and Clarity

  …ompany services, or updating reports in Jira. It might sound like routine, but without this part, nothing else would really work. Sometimes I use this time to learn something new, especially when the project flow is calmer. I watch short tutorials, read documentation, or just explore new tools. It helps me stay sharp and better underst…

  14.11.2025

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

  … Russian culture during my Master's studies in big data and machine learning at ITMO, this felt like a natural extension of my journey here. In my previous interview with ITMO NEWS, I mentioned how being surrounded by students from all over the world has broadened my worldview and fostered cultural exchange. The World Youth Festival amplified that experience tenfold.…

  05.11.2025

• Receiving Best Foreign Professor Award at Jilin International Studies University, China

  …into teaching began not in a classroom, but as a scholarship student. When I arrived in China in 2019 with the support of a Chinese government scholarship, I was immersed in a new and vibrant educational world. It was this experience as a student that first ignited my passion for education. For students pursuing a teaching path, I advise seeing every learning experi…

  16.10.2025