In Roman mythology, the owl traditionally represented and accompanied Minerva, the goddess of wisdom. Ever since, the owl has been used as a symbol for knowledge, wisdom, and perspicacity. In Ann...

Maria Miesenberger’s spectacular sculpture is an illustration of SSE’s educational mission. It is a jumping figure performing something stunning and extraordinary. It seems like a playful act. It is...

Gifts and Occupations In October 2019 we inaugurated the newly renovated classroom 342, now renamed the Lindgren Room in honor of beloved teacher Ragnar Lindgren. Alongside teaching and mentoring

The screen looks white and empty at first, but when the viewer concentrates on the plexiglass in front of the screen the hidden film buried under the white light becomes visible. It is a classified...

Non-Violence is a bronze sculpture of a revolver made by Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd. The revolver has its barrel tied in a knot and it is obvious that it can not shoot. The most famous...

Matthias van Arkel (b. 1967) is a Swedish artist based in Stockholm. He is using silicon rubber as his medium and creates a three-dimensional surface where colors and strokes build up the image.

One example of activities in the Literary Agenda: On May 20, 2021, students, faculty and staff went on a city walk to learn about the connections between slavery and today´s economy after having...

Professor Per Andersson, Director of the Center for Digital Innovation and Transformation at SSE includes sustainability as a major aspect of his research. The focus is on analysis of how digital...

When I found out that the first book in the SSE Literary Agenda would be by Theodor Kallifatides, I was pleasantly surprised. Having studied Swedish over the past two years, I had encountered...

Find here all the books we have read in the Literary Agenda the first five years. The books are carefully selected by our advisory board and lists are free to use and share. Read with us!