Science in the theatre: a show where PhD students answer children's questions

Woke: 'Real dialogue, nobody learns that' (Part 2)

Is “woke” a threat to academic freedom? (Part1)

Already voted for the University Council? 'I didn't even know there were elections'

UU calls for project prioritisation to relieve workload, but choices are tough

Party leaders in the UU Council elections explain their parties' main proposals

Wellbeing Week is a big hit among students looking to work on themselves

NWO chair Marcel Levi: 'Universities don’t like it when I say this, but…'

Students eligible for supplementary grant missing out on extra funding

Truus van Lier: hero or murderer?

Remembrance Day and Liberation Day in a nutshell

Dutch students and internationals have a lot in common, but don't mingle

How does the war still affect UU students?

Students celebrate King's Day just like the good old days

DUB panel reacts: what about students who are absent often? 'They've become so quiet'

‘Finally bonding with each other’

UU and activists organise ‘Helpathon’ to reduce the number of laboratory animals

Scabies outbreak among Utrecht students: ‘The itch kept me awake for nights’

‘Don’t stop at slavery, research UU’s entire colonial history’

Meet the three most average Dutch students

‘Just being part of UU is amazing’, says UU’s most average international student

UU's Women's Network discontinued for lack of engagement

Are students using the language of social media in their papers? Tough question

Financial investments becoming more and more popular among students

Veterinarians spent a long time fighting for their place in society

To these magazines, students' papers are also worth publishing

Students want to change how they're called in class, their e-mail signature, and Teams photo

Education Council criticises plans to let universities conduct their own quality inspections

A UU Master’s without speaking English? This Colombian student dared to dream

Why students tend to write long exam answers and lecturers often don't understand them