‘The Key to Job Happiness? Returning to Your Core!’
Stuck in an energy-draining job but not quite sure how to change it? Alumnus Sandra Klijn offers some practical tips.
News
‘We can learn a lot from students living with autism’
Theo Bakker spent four years studying a group of 101 VU students living with autism, and compared the group with other VU Bachelor’s students.
Role of women in art severely underestimated
Were women once only good at appearing nude on a canvas? According to Jitske Jasperse, this is a much too limited view.
VU to open new walk-in counselling service for students with mental health issues
Arne Popma, a VU alumnus and currently a child and adolescent psychiatrist at UMC, is one of the co-founders of the @ease foundation.
Mirjam van Praag on DURF, the Office for University Relations
President Mirjam van Praag affirms that she has grand ambitions for this new office, responsible for university relations and fundraising.
Caught in a web of disadvantage
Halleh Ghorashi takes a stand against the negative portrayal of refugees and migrants and fights for diversity and inclusion.
VU alumnus Jos Brils receives special Romanian distinction
Every month we focus on an alumnus who has made an outstanding achievement. This time an interview with Jos Brils.
‘The campus needs to be a living lab’
In the current anniversary year Josja van der Veer looks back on her performance in the area of sustainability, innovation and entrepreneurship.
'The European Union is the great experiment of our time'
Eredoctor Anne-Marie Slaughter about the US elections, filter bubbles and democratic resilience.
WHY IS FAKE NEWS THRIVING DURING THE CORONAVIRUS EPIDEMIC?
Fake news is flourishing these days, but why? We asked Ivar Vermeulen, associate professor in Communication Science and fake news researcher.
