News overview

The mobility transition is reshaping cities as micro‑mobility grows in popularity, bringing new challenges such as parking correctly.

Many artists in the Dutch pop music sector experience considerable uncertainty, according to ESHCC researchers and BAM! Popauteurs.

ESSB professor Michal Onderco and MISOC students nominate Khartoum Aid Kitchen for the Nobel Peace Prize, reports Erasmus Magazine.

An Erasmus Trustfonds scholarship allows Georgios to study Applied History at ESHCC: 'If we want to understand ourselves, we have to understand our history.'

Matthijs Korevaar argues that difficult political decisions are required to solve the housing shortage in the Netherlands. 

Maria Carmen Punzi shows how social enterprises use products, branding and communication to challenge stigma and influence how people understand their bodies.

Receiving the Erasmus Trustfonds scholarship helped Jacqui Simpkin pursue her dreams after the passing of her mum.

According to Robert Dur, tipping prompts at chechout are no coincide: such choices tap directly into human behaviour.

Three days a week, PhD researcher Rania Bamhaoudi works within the Dutch police, where officers have to make decisions under intense pressure.

Robby Roks discusses the key findings of the sixth Monitor of Organised Crime on cocaine trafficking and contract killings.