News overview

Tuesday, November 26, 10:00-12:00 Woudestein campus (Langeveld 2.12) Including to-go lunch Registration: milan.vidakovic@eur.nl

Dirk-Jan Laan's dissertation explores how roads shape our world and worldview, a topic often overlooked in philosophy beyond metaphorical "life paths."

With a special themed issue of Erasmus Studies, Ronald van Raak, Han van Ruler and Sanne Steen are introducing the world to Erasmus research at ESPhil.

To inaugurate this year’s International Open Access Week, we interview Benjamin Mullins, editor of the Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics.

In an article in Nederlands Dagblad, special professor of Christian philosophy Richard Steenvoorde illustrates how we can become providers of hope.

From 1 October, Prof. Liesbeth Noordegraaf-Eelens will be acting dean of Erasmus School of Philosophy. She replaces Prof. Hub Zwart during his sabbatical.

Associate professor Katharina Bauer interviewed by Vox on the quest for authenticity in a digital .age

On September 18, retired associate professor Henk Oosterling was appointed Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau by King Willem-Alexander.

Pope Francis received the first copy of the Brill Encyclopedia of Early Christianity, a scholarly reference work dedicated to the study of early Christianity.

Richard Steenvoorde published his new book: The Experiment of the Coming Kingdom. It offers a timely exploration of the intersection between faith and law.