Physically in the aula and digitally at home or in other places within EUR, over 7,000 people watched the celebration of the opening of the academic year on…
Frank van Oort, Professor of Urban & Regional Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, has been awarded a ZonMw COVID-19 research grant in the track of…
Author Marieke Lucas Rijneveld is the first Dutch writer to win the International Booker Prize. She was nominated with Michele Hutchison, who translated the…
We have recently welcomed three new Fellows to the Community for Learning & Innovation: Tim Benning (ESE), Jurgen Damen (Erasmus MC) and Léonie Ridderstap …
Activist hedge funds are becoming increasingly influential in the economy as they prioritise maximising shareholder value and minimising ‘wasteful’ spending,…
This year’s laureate of the Lambers Student Excellence Award is Nikki Speklé, who graduated summa cum laude from both Erasmus School of Economics and Erasmus
The tomatoes in our supermarkets are often an insult to human dignity. In this opinion piece, tomatoes become the material evidence of a broken economic system,
