Conrad Fröhlich

Conrad is 21 and comes from the Sauerland. He has always been interested in fascinating personalities and their stories. That is why, after finishing school, he began studying economic and political journalism in Dortmund. After two semesters he realised that his interests did not lie in economics. So he moved to Hannover and started his journalism degree there. He is drawn above all to creative tasks and anything to do with his great passion, sport – football in particular. That is why he works on the side as a freelance local sports reporter for the Ruhr Nachrichten.

Contact
conrad.froehlich@stud.hs-hannover.de

Conrad’s articles:

On the margins

Nordhorn Range: ‘There’s nothing we can do about it, in court or otherwise’.

For years, residents have been protesting against low-flying jets and bombing practice – and keep coming up against limits.

A soldier in camouflage uniform works at a computer in the control room of the Nordhorn Range, a military firing range. Another soldier can be seen at a different workstation in the background, while large windows look out over the site and the surrounding landscape.

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Comment and debate

Forever in your bytes

A conversation with ChatGPT about morality, diversity and parallels with Spike Jonze’s film ‘Her’

Water

Lake Neusiedl: tracing the salt pans

In 2022 Austria’s largest lake was at risk of drying up for the first time in 150 years. Our photographer Florian Sulzer investigated the causes.

Masculinity

Thin on top

TikTok routines, rosemary oil, transplants: the market for hair-loss treatments is booming. Hair may be just hair in the end – but it’s never quite that simple.

Ideals

Utopia versus state power.

Student Tim Wagner accompanies the clearing of the Dannenröder Forest.

On the margins

Fleeing the GDR in a car boot: ‘Inside, I was still on the run’

Veronika Schneider fled the GDR as a young woman – and only realised decades later how long the fear had kept its grip on her.

Power and control

Botanical tricks: power and control in Hannover’s Berggarten

Milan Lenau grows and protects rare species – and shows how much steering goes on in a famous garden.

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