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Campus - History & Archeology - 06.11.2025

History & Archeology - Research Management - 24.10.2025
Natália da Silva Perez awarded prestigious NWO Vidi Grant
Religions - History & Archeology - 26.08.2025
New Volume Explores Old Age in Ancient Judaism, Early Christianity, and Greco-Roman Contexts
Environment - History & Archeology - 12.05.2025
The historic landscape is revealing its secrets
The Dutch historic landscape is under threat. Changes in the agricultural sector, rising sea levels, drought, and flooding urgently call for measures that will drastically alter the landscape.
Social Sciences - History & Archeology - 01.05.2025

History & Archeology - Event - 17.04.2025
VU Amsterdam Archive included in UNESCO heritage list
History & Archeology - 20.03.2025
Research about the role of Nijmegen city council in colonial slavery
Radboud University was commissioned by the Gemeente Nijmegen to conduct research into the role of municipal administration in colonial slavery.
History & Archeology - 06.03.2025
’The Máxima’s of the seventeenth century’ made the House of Nassau the most influential family in the Netherlands
History & Archeology - Religions - 14.02.2025
How the Dutch found love between 1845 and 1995... or a spouse, at least
While nowadays, B&B owners record videos to introduce themselves to fellow singles in the Netherlands in the hope of finding 'the one', it used to be very different.
Politics - History & Archeology - 31.01.2025
Famine as political violence: ’There is food, but no access to food.’
History & Archeology - Campus - 31.01.2025
VU historical archive included in Stadsarchief Amsterdam
Economics - History & Archeology - 23.01.2025
Inaugural lecture by Rik Frehen: how investors make decisions
In the world of investing, everything revolves around making choices. But why do investors make certain decisions?
History & Archeology - Earth Sciences - 21.01.2025
Elyze Storms-Smeets appointed professor by special appointment of History of Gelderland
Mathematics - History & Archeology - 06.01.2025
Economics research stumbled under Soviet regime, while mathematics thrived
Political and ideological barriers can shape the progress of academic disciplines, warns Ivan Boldyrev.
Agronomy & Food Science - History & Archeology - 16.09.2024
Nature has vanished from farming, but it still plays a part in farmers’ lives
From resting against a cow while milking it from a milking stool to modern robotic barns where farmers barely come into contact with their own cows: in her book 'Hoe de natuur uit de landbouw verdwee
History & Archeology - Art & Design - 26.06.2024
Portrait as a symbol of Nijmegen’s involvement in slavery
History & Archeology - Politics - 21.06.2024

Economics - History & Archeology - 14.05.2024
Tine De Moor’s Rotterdamlezing celebrates the power of citizen collectives
History & Archeology - Campus - 16.04.2024
New book dives into history of Dutch secret service
Stories about the secret services during the interwar period, sensitive documents buried in a backyard to hide them from the Nazis, and a report classified as a state secret for 60 years.
Health - History & Archeology - 25.03.2024
Gravitation grant for research into therapies for blindness, adaptability in crises
History & Archeology - 19.02.2024
Historical ’seed lists’ teach researchers about plant collections of the past
Art & Design - History & Archeology - 30.11.2023

Frequin was one of three speakers on the Paleissymposium Assistant Professor Sanne Frequin was one of the three speakers at the Paleissymposium, with King Willem-Alexander as host.
History & Archeology - 25.10.2023
Robert Vonk appointed as Professor by Special Appointment for History of Social Security
History & Archeology - 25.10.2023

History & Archeology - 20.10.2023

There are prejudices against Poles in the Netherlands. Poles are supposed to cause nuisance, be corrupt, and drink too much.
History & Archeology - 20.10.2023

There are prejudices against Poles in the Netherlands. Poles are supposed to cause nuisance, be corrupt, and drink too much.
History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 17.10.2023
Dreaming and acting in the spirit of Martin Luther King
History & Archeology - Campus - 13.10.2023
Saskia Stevens wins the CHARM-EU Open Science Recognition Award
History & Archeology - Linguistics & Literature - 26.09.2023

These days, people are hard at work in the University Library, and the books are neatly organised and categorised for everyone who wants to use them.
Religions - History & Archeology - 11.09.2023
Inaugural address Karim Schelkens: The importance of religious literacy for contemporary society
History & Archeology - 05.09.2023
How the Huguenots were blamed for 16th-century storms
While some people claimed that the pandemic originated in China, others attributed the cause to the mistreatment of animals.
Linguistics & Literature - History & Archeology - 23.08.2023
’Een schip vol woorden’ exhibition on display in Utrecht University Libraries
Linguistics & Literature - History & Archeology - 23.08.2023
’Een schip vol woorden’ exhibition on display in Utrecht University Library
Health - History & Archeology - 19.07.2023
New mural pays tribute to ophthalmologist F.C. Donders
Only those with serious eye problems would overlook Utrecht's newest tribute to ophthalmologist Franciscus Cornelis Donders.
History & Archeology - 30.06.2023
’European slavery in Asia seems to have almost disappeared from collective memory’
Historian Dries Lyna and his colleagues are trying to bring the forgotten Asian slavery back into history.
History & Archeology - 29.06.2023

Island communities such as Aruba and St. Eustasius were hit hard by slavery. This is apparent from the databases Aruba: slavernij en emancipatie, 1840-1863 (Aruba: slavery and emancipation, 1840-1863) and Sint Eustatius.
History & Archeology - 19.06.2023

History & Archeology - Politics - 02.06.2023

Around 1800, political and social unrest swept through Europe. The Netherlands, or more correctly, the Dutch Republic, also was the scene of civil conflict and political coups.
History & Archeology - Music - 02.06.2023

Around 1800, political and social unrest swept through Western Europe. The Netherlands, or more correctly, the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands, was also the scene of civil war and coups.
History & Archeology - Politics - 02.06.2023

Around 1800, political and social unrest swept through Europe. The Netherlands, or more correctly, the Dutch Republic, also was the scene of civil conflict and political coups.
History & Archeology - 30.05.2023
Suriname birth certificates for and by the public put online
History & Archeology - 09.05.2023
Nijmegen University Library donates Surinamese collection to Anton de Kom University in Suriname
Career - History & Archeology - 23.03.2023
The history of the Nederlandsche Heidemaatschappij in times of war and crisis raises the issue of executive responsibility
The Nederlandsche Heidemaatschappij (NHM, the predecessor of the KNHM Foundation and Arcadis) was the main private employment contractor in the Netherlands and supervised the employment of Jews from Jewish labour camps during the Second World War.
Forensic Science - History & Archeology - 21.03.2023

On 17 March 2023, the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague issued a warrant for Putin's arrest.
History & Archeology - Campus - 06.03.2023

Campus - History & Archeology - 20.02.2023

History & Archeology - 20.02.2023

History & Archeology - 07.02.2023
The history of Rotterdam along the migration skyline
History & Archeology - Politics - 25.01.2023

Law - History & Archeology - 12.01.2023
’Autonomy of cities in the past deserves renewed attention’
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Life Sciences - Mar 13
How the brain creates meaning: Martin Vinck investigates the key to thoughts, attention and consciousness
How the brain creates meaning: Martin Vinck investigates the key to thoughts, attention and consciousness