Berlin

Berliner Zeitung publishes news from Berlin and offers subscriptions through its website.

TU Berlin presents its university mission in Berlin and shares information about student events and campus life.

Search VD 17, Germany's retrospective bibliography of printed works published in the German-speaking region from 1601 to 1700.

Jean Paul Digital Letters is a scholarly digital edition of the author’s letters, prepared from a historical-critical edition.

The SOEP research data center provides access to SOEP-Core, cross-country, regional, and other study data, with documentation and access services.

Drive & Listen pairs virtual drives through more than 100 cities with local radio stations.

KOBV lets users search library catalogs across Berlin and Brandenburg through a cooperative regional network.

HTW Berlin offers study programs and admissions information for the 2026-27 winter semester.

HWR Berlin offers 57 programs in business, law, public administration, and engineering and serves about 12,000 students.

Berlin University of the Arts unites artistic disciplines and related sciences across more than 70 degree programs.

Jungle World is a Berlin-based left-wing weekly newspaper available online, by mail and at newsstands.

Freie Universität Berlin offers more than 150 study programs across 12 departments and three central institutes.

Schach covers chess news, tournament reports, problems and historical material, with current and archived issues.

Tagesspiegel covers Berlin, Germany and world news, with reporting and commentary on politics and business.

apabiz is a Berlin archive and education center that documents antifascist history and contemporary sources.

For readers in Falkenhagener Feld in Berlin-Spandau, this neighborhood paper posts local news and a notice about its new website.