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The latest updates about the corona crisis: Inkom with MECC-parties again
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Criticism in University Council committee on SBE’s BSA standard
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FPN wants separate section for teaching
Talking about innovative education and creating a community
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Event on sexual violence at the UM this autumn
The results of the UM’s own investigation into sexual violence will be presented then
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Cost of working in the UK for European researchers goes sky high
The longer you are planning on working in the UK, the more money you have to have in your bank account.
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Rathenau: citizens wary of government-commissioned research
The Dutch population has a high level of confidence in science.
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A semester of farewells and goodbyes
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A blond Italian on a broken bike through Maastricht
The UM first years of 2020/2021, part 3: first-year Economics & Business Economics student Giovanni Bava
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“I’ve become more grateful”
The UM first years of 2020/2021: first-year Global Studies student Alina Timosenco
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“I have fewer hopes and dreams, which is better for my mental health”
The UM first years of 2020/2021, part 3: first-year Health Sciences student Hadeel Khawatmy
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“When I first saw him, I immediately knew that I wanted to get to know him”
The UM first years of 2020/2021, part 3: first-year Psychology student Maike Prenzyna
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Edible Buddha-shaped heads
Bake your Research: winning prize for Fasos-researcher
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“Keep a watchful eye on the cunning lobby by the tobacco industry”
Professor Marc Willemsen is worried about anti-smoking policy
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Checklists are no longer the point of departure
Recognition and Rewards: Vanessa LaPointe of MERLN about their “more on development instead of assessment”-focused tenure track
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If someone would look into my window they wouldn't know what life-altering moment I just sent into cyberspace.
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Americovision Song Contest
Forums that bring nation-states together to wrangle out their differences in song is a great idea.
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An escape from my thesis
"I can't make the thesis-meeting; I am currently sipping a Sangria in Granada"
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The first girl in the family to go to university
The fact that she hadn’t been allowed to become a teacher, she found painful even when she was ninety
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