The diaspora experience of Africans in the Czech Republic is a tale of interesting journeys in diversity. Survivalism, capacity building and even spirituality are some of the underlined considerations that shaped their trajectory in this country.

Three years ago, I met my current flatmate and good friend, Filip Mydliar. When I first met Filip in Maastricht, Netherlands, I noticed that there was something different about him.

Edgardo and Gizela both live in Prague and both come from Puerto Rico. Edgardo is a flight attendant and Gizela is a performer in night clubs... Yet Gizela and Edgardo are one and the same. To find out more, listen to their story.

Have you ever heard the phrase, “take it like a man” or “man up?” Why does showing any form of weakness, emotion, or sensitivity equate to a male not being a man? Haley Montowski looks at three generations of men’s thoughts on masculinity.

In the heart of Prague, a young Turkish guy is selling handmade ceramics at the Christmas markets. He is selling his products at the busiest part of the city: the Old Town Square. Go and visit his little stall and check out the ceramics he is selling!

Moving away from your country and living abroad can be the hardest thing a person has to do. You pack all your personal belongings and set off on a journey with no definite answers to what happens next. You basically start your life from scratch; all you have is just some goals, dreams and expectations.

My IFSA group was fortunate enough to enjoy a weekend trip to the town of Jelení in the northwest Czech Republic. The booming, bustling town is really on the rise: its population has skyrocketed in recent years from 0 people in 2011, to a family of 4 in 2018. Oh, and both alpacas.

Six Prague College students and one lecturer from the School of Art and Design presented their personal work this October in the 23rd International Festival of Contemporary Art 4+4 Days in Motion.

For Pokeje Prague College Students ( Alexandre Andrada, Shraddha Bansode, Oliver van den Brandt, Lamijla Čehajić, William Holm, Liaman Khankishiyeva, Cristina Maldonado, Anna Naumova, Chris Owens) created an installation called "Cellular Senses".

Although the winter is slowly arriving and it is getting colder outside, the sun still shows up from time to time and those autumn shafts of sunlight need to be spent well. The perfect opportunity for taking some walks in the beautiful parks of Prague.