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In Hegel’s thinking about the ‘Other’, identity never emerges in isolation but always in relation to someone else: we exist by virtue of a they. That mechanism also operates on our campus. When a student party presents itself as the…
During a dinner with student representatives and the VU executive board last week, a large part of the room walked out after rector Geurts’ speech.
For Iranian and Iranian-Dutch students and staff, the unrest in Iran is not a far-off conflict. Three members of the VU community share how they experience the current situation, and why they believe Iran is so often misunderstood.
Postdocs carry out a substantial share of academic work, but the conditions under which they do so are stressful. As a result, more than forty percent suffer from mental health problems, research shows.
‘Looking into its eyes felt like stepping back in time’, says Zeke Rowe about his photo Wouldn’t Hurt a Fly, which won the photo competition of the British Ecological Society.
For those who speak multiple languages, language is more than a mere tool for communication. During the VU Mother Language Day, it became clear just how strongly language is connected to memory, identity and loss.
For most students travelling across Europe, flying is the default choice. Where does their fear of long-distance rail travel come from, and is it justified?
In Hegel’s thinking about the ‘Other’, identity never emerges in isolation but always in relation to someone else: we exist by virtue of a they. That mechanism also operates on our campus. When a student party presents itself as the...
Science has always been my way of understanding the world. Since I was little, I’ve always wanted to know why things work the way they do. Not just in theory, but also in ways that could actually help people. That...
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