News overview

Yosha Wijngaarden's ‘The times they are AI-changin’: how engaging with artificial intelligence affects creativity in the music industry’, receives 50,000 euros.

New book Engagement with Culture in Transformative Times, edited by Susanne Janssen and Marc Verboord, explores cultural practices and values across Europe.

What does it mean for a society to lose its educational memory? In an opinion piece in de Volkskrant, Tina van der Vlies raise this pressing question.

How is journalism evolving in the digital age? Mijke Slot (ESHCC) explores changes in news, journalism, and the fight against fake news.

Lise Zurné spoke at Villa VdB on NPO Radio 1 about re-enacting historical events.

Dr Daniel Curtis was interviewed by NRC on the subject of epidemic impacts on women.

Three years back Erasmus University Rotterdam and seven partners received an Erasmus+ grant for Football Makes History. The results are being finalized.

Chiel Rozendaal, former student Global History and International Relations at ESHCC, won the Han Entzinger Award for best Master's thesis.

A new study reveals how the practice of compartmentalization by governments and industries perpetuates climate denial and delays environmental action.

Prof Dr Marc Verboord shows that there is a positive effect of participation in cultural activities and conversations on how people feel in daily life.