A man who gave Poland’s anti-Communist movement its philosophical underpinnings observed his 80th birthday in Britain last week.Leszek Kolakowski, considered the most outstanding living Polish philosopher, left the country 37 years ago when his support for student demonstrators got him cross-edged with the Communist regime.
Read moreThe term “gay-friendly” doesn’t mean that local owners want only gay and lesbian clients.
Read moreWhen Ingmar Villqist presented his film version of “Helucik” in the Katakomben theater in Essen (made in cooperation with Adam Sikora, a Polish cinematographer), other European theater operators became interested in his plays. Ingmar Villqist is the artistic pseudonym of Jaroslaw Swierszcz, the Chorzow-born playwright, art historian and professor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
Read moreAcademy 30 Plus is an innovative study program offered through the Jagiellonian University Foundation and designed by prospective students.
Read more