News overview

Yesterday a formal memorial gathering took place at the Rotterdam slavery monument in context of Keti Koti. Today there are celebrations throughout the city.

An overview of the Learning for Equality Symposium 2025

Xandra Kramer, Professor of Private Law, says there are legal reservations about the success of collective procedures such as the mass claim against Booking.com

The promotion recognises his outstanding contributions to research, teaching, and leadership within the academic community.

45 professors cycled through the city in togas on their bikes. They went to primary schools to teach over 1,500 pupils for the event "Meet the Professor".

Dutch investors are turning away from US stocks over political uncertainty, shifting focus to Europe, says Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

In 2022, Erasmus University Rotterdam expressed its ambition for a vegan campus by 2030. Now they are betting on the Planetary Health Diet, to ensure sustainabi

On April 15th 2025, researchers, university leadership, professional services staff, and special guests from Brussels and The Hague gathered at EUR.

Rotterdam’s economy grows modestly but faces structural issues. Innovation, cooperation with Delft, and inclusive policies are key to future resilience.

Erasmus Verbindt matches local social organisations to educational programmes of EUR, Erasmus MC and TU Delft. This month they celebrated their 100th match.