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The project ‘Developing Teaching Competencies for Extensive Reading Programs’ has been awarded ERASMUS+ funding.

This volume is co-edited by Michael Burke and Olivia Fialho of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

Kügle joins editorial board of Plainsong and Medieval Music, a leading international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to research in music of the Middle Ages.

Birgit Meyer and Maruška Svašek edited the volume 'Creativity in Transition: Politics and Aesthetics of Cultural Production Across the Globe'.

Bart Besamusca and Hugo Quené are appointed as of 1 August 2016, Thijs Weststeijn as of 1 October.

Suzanne Bogaerds-Hazenberg has been awarded a Research Talent grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).

This grant enables the young researchers to work on a project of their own for three years.

In the series ‘Ethical annotations’, researchers and students of the Ethics Institute are listing all moral considerations linked to refugee admission

In his new book, Bas van Bavel presents a historical investigation into the rise and fall of market economies.

Master's students will work together to create an online exhibition of one of the oldest and most abundantly illustrated Middle-Dutch manuscripts.

In 2017, Brera will be visiting researcher at the Immigration History Research Center Archives.

This special issue is based on the European research project 'Iconic Religion', in which Prof. Birgit Meyer is one of the principal investigators.

In 'White Innocence' Gloria Wekker explores a central paradox of Dutch culture: the passionate denial of racism coexisting alongside aggressive xenophobia.

This collection of 34 essays honours art historian Peter Hecht upon his retirement as "the great champion of public art collections".

Exceptional success for Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��: all five Utrecht candidates have been awarded a PhD position.

This volume studies the process of group formation through the production and appropriation of songs in various European regions.

The Asteroids showcase on 21 April illustrated how a well-known game cad be adapted in the service of research questions.

An Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of Meaning in Natural Language, by Yoad Winter.

A European consortium of music scholars has been awarded a prestigious HERA subsidy for the project 'SoundMe'.

Van Eijnatten is ambassador of Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� in the new Netherlands Center for Humanities and Technology (CHAT.NL).

Sarah Carmichael and Selin Dilli made a global long-term analysis of factors determining the societal position of women.

The book 'The end of animal life: a start for ethical debate' helps to deal with the many questions related to the end of animal life.

Ingrid Robeyns and Rutger Claassen wrote 'Economische beleidsanalyses: een filosofische blik’ for the Centraal Plan Bureau.

Keilbach will study the television coverage of the Eichmann trial during a 5-month stay at the Wiesenthal Institute in Vienna.

EUscreen is organising a competition, asking users to pick their favourite video from an online collection of 60.000 items.

In 'Spiegelungen. Paradigmatisches Erzählen in Wolframs 'Parzival'', Julia Richter studies the narrative structure of Wolfram von Eschenbach's 'Parzival'.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� is awarding four honorary doctorates, to: Robert J. Sampson, Sybil Seitzinger, Francine Houben and Jordi Savall.

The Utrecht Game Lab has received a subsidy from the K.F. Hein Fonds in order to foster practice-based research on games and play.

Prof. Louis Peter Grijp passed away on January 9 at the age of 61. He was Professor of ‘Dutch song culture: past and present’.

This book lets children explore who Immanuel Kant was and what he has written about peace.

Jeroen Stumpel leads a new research project on materials and techniques of 17th-century still lives.

As of 1 September 2016, Wiljan van den Akker will succeed Rosi Braidotti, who has been the director of the CfH for 8 years.

Katja Rakow (Religious Studies) studies the annual ‘Christmas Light Up’ festivities at Orchard Road in Singapore.

Values such as tolerance and pluralism are becoming increasingly important in China, but they are interpreted in a different way than in Western societies.

Katell Lavéant has received a grant for a research seminar in collaboration with the Université de Grenoble.

Since 1 November Sonja de Leeuw (Television Culture) is a member of the scientific board of the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities.

Beatrice de Graaf and Rinnooy Kan are chairman of the National Research Agenda

This virtual reality experience places the player in the shoes of a refugee.

On 2 October, the Scotland House in Brussels set the stage for a brokerage event organized by Glasgow Caledonian ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� (GCU)

Ozan Ӧzavcı has written this in-depth study that places under scrutiny the Turkish idea of liberty.

The presentation and depiction of emotions in the Arthurian legend is the subject of this volume, edited by Frank Brandsma among others.

Historian Pekelder has been appointed Honorarprofessor Neueste Geschichte Westeuropas. Hij will also continue to work at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

'Muslime im Zwischenkriegseuropa' by Mehdi Sajid, and 'Muslims in Interwar Europe' by Bekim Agai, Umar Ryad and Mehdi Sajid (eds.).

A volume of studies on open-mindedness with regard to biblical scolarship in honour of Bob Becking.

Wijnand Mijnhardt and Sven Dupré lead the project 'Creating a knowledge society in a globalizing world (1450-1800)'.

Project EDINA brings together researchers from three different countries in order to improve the education of migrant children.

The appointment strengthens the Utrecht expertise in Digital Humanities.

Visser is one of the foremost logicians of our time. The 'Visser Rules' are named after him.

What role does the scientist play, and how can politics and institutional settings facilitate this role?

PhD candidate Hüseyin Şen (Mathematics) discovered two 13th-century manuscripts that had been missing from a library in Konya, Turkey