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Bram Mesland, masterstudent Econometrics, was asked to join the panel discussion at the VNO-NCW West Miljoenenontbijt.

For years, the debate over migration has divided global politics, and now the divide seems even wider than ever. The media show almost weekly images of dangerou

Sophie van der Zee of Erasmus School of Economics recently appeared in an article from Intermediair to discuss why people bluff during a job interview.

With 'Fake News Unmasked', scientists investigate whether children can distinguish between real and fake news and which factors play a role in this.

Economist Matthijs Korevaar tells NRC how a start-up grant is spent.

After a successful first edition last year, children between 8 and 14 are welcome again on Sunday, October 6 at Campus Woudestein.

During Banned Books Week, we highlight the freedom to read.

Financial experts from all universities are working to understand the effects of the different austerity measures on higher education. How big are the effects?

Giuliano Mingardo, was a guest on Nieuwsuur to talk about the issues surrounding paid parking.

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