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Speakers from academic and practitioner perspectives shared their experiences with networking for sustainability transitions.

A blogpost by Alessandra Arcuri on why she started to "f*ck nuance" and joins civil society in its fight for a better future.

Tina van der Vlies’ first book Echoing Events has been awarded with the Georg Eckert Research Award on December 2, 2022.

Gospel and opulence were mutually exclusive in Erasmus' thoughts. But they needed church money to finance their life.

Tourism is not just good for cities, research by Shirley Nieuwland shows. In her dissertation, she mapped how cities deal with emerging tourism.

The exhibition in the UL is now available online. View a selection from the Surinamese poetry collection of the Rotterdamsch Leeskabinet.

Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance at Erasmus School of Law, disagrees with the start of a stop and search experiment by the city of Nijmegen.

We hosted the 6th edition of the ECHO summit Opportunities for a More Inclusive Higher Education. We put the spotlight on inclusive education and outreach.

Climate change urges economists and theologians to step out of their comfort zone.

On 4 November 2022, the second keynote speech of the Piet Sanders Lecture Series was given by Prof. Robert G. Eccles.