News overview

It is with great sadness that Erasmus School of Economics learned of the death of Rob van der Wal at the age of 71.

According to Jan van Ours, football clubs in the Netherlands’ top division are more likely to replace their manager when results fall short of expectations.

In 2025, EUR and Erasmus MC have once again achieved nearly 100% Open Access for their scientific publications.

We all pay taxes. Yet for many people, it is a tricky subject. Why is that? In the run-up to Prinsjesdag, we speak with expert Sigrid Hemels.

What makes Rotterdam the best city to grow up in? Researcher Joyce Weeland explains why a neighbourhood’s social fabric is also important for children.

Many young fathers show resilience and are highly motivated to be good fathers. But that ‘I’ll manage on my own’ attitude also has a downside.

GDPR's global dominance stems from path dependence and network effects, not just the Brussels Effect; simplification may aid expansion.

IBCoM students produce three-part documentary "Bridging Perspectives" as part of an edicatuon-impact initiative.

AI protects human rights, but it also undermines them. ESL researchers reviewed 128 studies and have identified gaps in legislation such as the AI Act.

EUR wins 2026 Sustainability Award for SustainEd EUr, teaching integrated implementation of EU sustainability legislation to future professionals.