News overview

Saving a seat for someone at the lunch table, saying good morning or giving someone a compliment. These may seem like small things, but they are very important.

Lieselot Bisschop explains Dutch PFAS policy, the associated risks, and possible solutions.

The new Societal Advisory Council, existing of 8 global citizens, will support EUR with its new strategy by providing advice on the university's role in society

“Conversations that save lives” is a peer-to-peer workshop that teaches students to recognise signs of suicide and talk about them.

A new study by Associate Professor Vladimir Karamychev sheds light on the hidden dynamics driving high drug prices.

Economists are exploring the role of genetics in socio-economic inequality. Niels Rietveld also supports this research, though he warns against overestimation.

ESHCC sociologists Berkers and Wijngaarden in NRC on their book A Sociology of Awkwardness: how discomfort reveals culture and society.

Matthijs Korevaar challenges the view that phasing out the mortgage interest deduction would help first-time buyers gain more access to the housing market.

Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) has published a new guide with all information prospective international PhD candidates might need.

Rama Kirana got granted the Philip Hans Franses Scholarship based on his outstanding study results and strong drive to improve himself and others.