News overview

Coffee supplier Maas runs a pilot with plant-based milk: you can now drink your coffee or chocolate milk with oat milk toppings at 5 vending machines on campus.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, argues that the lawsuit of Coöperatie Laatste Wil against the State is political.

Kimberly Kruijsse of the Erasmus Ambassadors Office tells us about her work and in particular about the Bachelor Open Day on 15 October 2022.

Researcher Karin Astrid Siegmann on the power position of supermarkets and workers at the bottom of the labour market.

Knowledge platform CollectieveKracht of Prof. Tine de Moor and TU Delft are joining forces to develop a new research tool for citizen collectives.

In the past few months, researcher Seline Westerhof looked into the world of residents' initiatives and community organizations on Rotterdam-Zuid

In an article of the Dutch newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad, Mary Pieterse-Bloem discusses the results of her research into the effects of negative interest

The Erasmus Committee, Icon of Rotterdam has awarded the Lof der Zotheid Pin 2022 to Rotterdam painter Peter Koole for his politically engaged work.

Erasmus University Rotterdam is concerned about academic freedom in Iran and is closely following developments there.

On Tuesday October 4, Impact at the Core organized the first Impact Education Conference.