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ESHCC's History Department hosted several lectures for students from across the Netherlands during the National History Day under the theme "Narrating the Past"

Dr. Daniel Curtis released and open-acces article in which he uncovers how three major epidemics in 17th-century Leiden affected the city’s housing market.

What if organizations should not only ask for trust, but reduce the need for it? A new theory offers a framework for low-trust times.

Music sociologist Julian Schaap was interviewed by NRC about a new study which reignited an old debate: was music better in the past?

Professor Tam Ngo has been appointed as endowed professor of Historical Anthropology of War Legacies at Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication.

In an interview with De Volkskrant, Simone Driessen discusses the recent 'comeback wave' of pop stars being ‘uncancelled’ and the changes in cancel culture.

Students and staff gathered for the History Career Research Event to explore research culture and academic career paths within the History Department.

The Netherlands is one of the world's leading countries for open access publishing. At the same time, concerns remain about current publishing practices.

Researcher Nigel van Schaik spoke to dozens of people in Rotterdam and wrote an insightful essay on Vers Beton about those who avoid the news in the city.

Dr. Athanasios Polyportis has been awarded an NWO SSH Open Competition XS grant for research on tailored messages for plant-based food choices.