Archiv autora: Michal Otáhal

Czech Studies (Institute of Czech Studies at CU FA) open a new online evening Czech language course A1. The course takes place on Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30 pm until 6 pm.   More information about the course HERE.

Information on the restricted opening hours of libraries. The closure of Celetná Library due to a reconstruction.

Due to the current high occurrence rates of COVID-19, we ask you to prefer contactless returning of the books to libraries via book drop boxes.

Dear users, please pay attention to the information on the change of library opening hours: On Thursday 17 September, the Historical Cabinet will exceptionally close at 5 pm due to a holding of an event opened to the public. More information here CU FA Library

As the representatives of the faculty, whose students played an important role in the Velvet Revolution, we condemn the violent response of the state against Belarusian students and other protesters.

On Tuesday 2 September in the green study room of Jan Palach Library, a new long-term photography exhibition PRAG BRUTAL has been launched. The exhibition of 12 analogue and digital photographs revolves around the theme of Prague Brutalist architecture from the 60s until the start of the 90s of the 20th century.

Information about the change of opening hours of the Historical Cabinet and the Department of Aesthetics Library.

The Institute of Immunology and Microbiology at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, in cooperation with General University Hospital tests students and employees of Charles University and their close relatives on the presence of coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.

Finds from the Czech archaeological campaigns in Abusir together with numerous other artefacts of unprecedented historical and artistic value have finally arrived in Prague. Starting 31 August 2020, they will be on display at the National Museum as part of a large exhibition titled Kings of the Sun. The exhibition is co-organized by Czech Institute of Egyptology.

The latest issue of Litteraria Pragensia (July 2020), „Celtic Languages in a Globalized World“, edited by Radvan Markus and Petra Johana Poncarová and with contributions on literature in Irish, Breton, and Scottish Gaelic, is now available on the journal website in the open access mode!