Benjamin Bathke
Class of 2016
Born and raised in Northern Germany, Benjamin Bathke earned his B.A. in History & Journalism from the University of Giessen. While he was getting his M.A. in Communications in the U.S. from 2012-14 in the U.S., he circumnavigated the globe with Semester At Sea. Since his graduation, he has been working as an entrepreneurial multimedia journalist covering technology, media innovation, startups and a host of other topics for North American and European publications.
Thousands of miles from Miami, Dolphins fans find a community in Germany
Thousands of miles from Miami, Dolphins fans find a community in Germany
The great reluctance – how can Germany’s lack of leadership vis-a-vis Russian aggression in Ukraine be explained?
Forced into exile by Putin’s war, Russian journalists are rebuilding their lives in Riga
Estonia’s Prime Minister: ‘We Need to Help Ukraine Win’
Estonia Battles Its Elected Racists
Slow down, read up: Why slow journalism and finishable news is (quickly) growing a following
Q&A: How NGOs can protect themselves online
Cutting Edge Festival
Tausende Flüchtlinge warten darauf, ihre Familien wiederzusehen – aber Deutschland blockiert
Vorkämpfer der Völkerverständigung
Trust and Tech Take Center Stage at 2017 GEN Summit in Vienna
Trump’s Triumph
German Chatbot Startup Tries to Help Publishers Reach Larger Audiences
American losers of globalization
Why two Canadian sports startups are setting up shop in St. Louis
World in Progress: App puts crisis areas on the map
Bulgarian Analytics Startup Aims to Fix How Publishers Use Data
Canadian junior miner, Colombia in trade dispute over rights at national park
Virtual Reality is Growing, But How Can It Make Money?
TIME ZONES
TIME ZONES
SXSW Accelerator proves great launching pad for Canadian startups to take off in the U.S.
‘Can I get a tax receipt?’: Tax confusion muddles Syrian refugee sponsorship efforts
Why the Star Wars rebel alliance needs a central bank
The real revenge of the Sith: one huge depression
How public schools aren’t living up to our expectations in computer science education
New XPRIZE will map the world’s oceans
XPrize offers $7M incentive to explore oceans, build better sea-floor maps
Q&A: XPRIZE senior director Jyotika Virmani on the quest to understand our oceans
XPRIZE goes deep with new $7-million competition
How Canada and the U.S. compare on Syrian refugees
