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Students, employees, and visitors can now tap water for free at four different locations on the campus. Healthier and more sustainable.

Some interesting suggestions on how EUR could approach the mobility topic were brought to the table at the second edition of Let’s Talk Sustainability event.

Medical student Juliette Mattijsen is fully engaged in the theme of climate and health. We spoke to her in connection with World Health Day 2022.

Marleen van Kester, coordinator at the Beadle’s Office, is running in the Erasmus Charity Run for the fourth time: "It's really a sports party."

The European Commission has granted Erasmus School of Economics researchers Hans van Kippersluis and Niels Rietveld with a 2.9 million euros

In this blog post, PhD candidate Tim van Meurs explains the need for empirical testing of explanations for intervention (in)effectiveness.

De Gruyter, in partnership with 12 academic presses, is opening up a curated collection of titles pertaining to Ukraine and Russia.

In this first article in our ‘Exploring transformative research’ blog series, we give some insights in the conversations with o.a. Inge Hutter & Derk Loorbach.

According to Ruben Houweling, Professor of Labour Law at Erasmus School of Law, a new advice from the SER fortifies the right to work from home.

The group of three students is the first EUR cohort to be accepted into the University Innovation Fellows (UIF) Program by Stanford University