News overview

After an absence of nearly twenty years, some cash machines in the Netherlands can once again dispense €100 banknotes on request. But is this really necessary?

From 15 June to 10 November 2026, the north-eastern entrance to the campus grounds on Kralingse Zoom (near Buildings F and G) will be closed to pedestrians and

According to Emeritus Professor Jan van Ours the Eredivisie (the highest level of Dutch professional football) remains a striking paradox.

Mahrou Kharazi is an alumna who carves her own path, driven by a passion for impact and a pursuit of growth.

Economist Aart Gerritsen discusses the reform of Dutch capital taxes in 'Box 3' and the realisation-based capital gains tax.

Despite rising tensions surrounding Iran and increasing fuel prices, stock markets remain remarkably stable. Patrick Verwijmeren explains how this can be.

On Tuesday 12 May, Erasmus School of Economics welcomed Joe Popolo, United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands for a guest lecture.

Yuval Hazon, Yuv Luthra, Aryan Gowda, and Martin Tabakov have won the 2026 National Economics Olympiad, organised by study association AEclipse.

A new AI model has been launched that can generate realistic tabular data – the type of structured data widely used in healthcare, finance, and social science.

The war in Iran is exposing the vulnerability of the global energy system and could accelerate the transition to sustainable energy, explains Ronald Huisman.