News overview

Pauwke Berkers responded on RTL Nieuws to the controversy surrounding singer Aya Nakamura's potential performance at the Olympic Games.

On display is a selection of last year’s acquisitions of Special Collections, specifically in the field of economics.

On 25 June 2024, Dr Kristina Kolbe published her first book: “The sound of difference: race, class and the politics of ‘diversity’ in classical music”.

Thys Boer discovered his passion for Rotterdam nightlife at a young age and turned it into his work. In this interview, he explains what drives him in his work.

Applied History alumnus Gijs Hoekstra has won the 2024 Expatriate Archive Centre Master’s Thesis Award.

The Erasmus Knowledge Centre for Film, Heritage, and Tourism (FIHETO) has been honored at the 39th edition of the CETT Alimara Awards.

On Wednesday 3 July, Prof Dr Jacco van Sterkenburg will give a masterclass on media, leadership and inclusion in football at the Hamburg Sports Summit.

Wind visited EUR to discuss her 2024 book, "Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli niversities Deny Palestinian Freedom" (Verso).

Taylor Swift will perform three sold-out nights in early July. Researcher Simone Driessen highlights her unique appeal and the loyalty of Swifties.

Dr. Daniel Trottier, associate professor at the Department of Media and Communication, was interviewed by The Independent on trolling and online cruelty.