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On the 30th of June, the evening prior to the Keti Koti celebration, a formal memorial gathering will take place at the Rotterdam slavery monument.

Alex van Stipriaan, Professor Caribbean history, has won the prestigious Dutilh Prize for his book 'Rotterdam in slavernij’.

Rare metals are important in building the technology the EU needs to realize energy independence, and to achieve the political goals set out in the Green Deal by

Many of the young people who depend on benefits also had no job, neither their parents nor their grandparents. Anne Gielen is doing research on this.

The transition from high school to university can be a big step for many freshmen. That's why Imane Wijsman took part in the Pre Academic Programme (PAP)

Clothing plays a major role when it comes to sustainability. Dr. Mariangela Lavanga reflects on this with students in the minor Fashion Industry.

Pieter Verrest, Professor of Criminal Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains what the Netherlands can learn from Italy about organised crime.

Rental houses and rooms in Rotterdam are expensive and scarce. Economist Matthijs Korevaar explains why.

Join us for the MicroLab Festival for a week full of educational activities to spark inspiration!

In this opinion article from the NRC, professor of Social Theory Willem Schinkel explains that solidarity with farmers is crucial to counteracting climate change