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The socially critical poetry of Parvīn Iᶜtiṣāmī (1907-1941) is more relevant than ever. Postdoc researcher Zhinia Noorian explains why (video).

Professor of International History and the Environment Liesbeth van de Grift edited a new book on agriculture in the 20th century.

Last October, Beatrice de Graaf delivered the 33rd Wellington Lecture, which provided an insight into how the ‘terror’ of Napoleon was curbed in the years after 1815.

On 14 November, James Kennedy will give his inaugural lecture as Distinguished ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Professor of Community Engaged Learning (CEL).

The Algemeen-Nederlands Verbond awards the Visser-Neerlandia Prizes annually to people who dedicate themselves to the Dutch language and cultural community.

Rabeea Ahmad's thesis has been awarded with the Hélène Phoa Gender Studies Research Thesis Prize 2022.

Professor of Media, Gender and Postcolonial Studies Sandra Ponzanesi is co-editor of a special issue of the journal Transnational Screens.

Valentijn As has won the Werkgroep Italië Studies Thesis Prize for his bachelor thesis ‘The social relgious space in Rome’.

In this book, business historian Marten Boon describes the history of Norwegian energy concern Equinor on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.

Assistant professor Religious Studies Pooyan Tamimi Arab, together with Ammar Maleki (Tilburg ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��), researched support for the protests in Iran.

Interested in using digital humanities methods in media archives? Sign up for the CDH webinar of media researcher Berrie van der Molen on October 21.

An overview of media coverage of Beatrice de Graaf's essay 'Crisis!', written for National History Month.

Professor of Media and Cultural Studies Bruce Mutsvairo holds the new chair Media, Politics and the Global South.

Jip van Dort, Lauren Gould and Marrit Woudwijk investigated the Dutch attack on Hawija and have compiled their findings in the new publication ‘Hawija’.

Making a distinction in data between citizens according their geographic origins, can lead to inequalities, Gerwin van Schie demonstrates in his dissertation.

Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� students can follow the new archaeology minor Constructing the Limes at Saxion ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� of Applied Sciences starting this academic year.

Veerle Dijkstra (RMA Religious Studies) was awarded the prize for her thesis on how churches used digital media during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through the case study 'Revolutions in Europe', we show how to search various text corpora step by step with the text and data mining application I-Analyzer.

The Fellowship gives Janse the opportunity to elucidate the seeming paradox of international cooperation between avowedly ultra-nationalist actors.

Exactly 70 years ago, Germany and Israel made agreements about reparations. Lorena De Vita investigated why this happened in Wassenaar and what the impact was.

Associate Professor in History of international relations Frank Gerits writes that the French President primarily wants to maintain his current power in Africa.

In his book, Emeritus Professor of Missiology Jan Jongeneel discusses Protestantism in 199 countries around the world.

Celtologists Aaron Griffith Nikè Stam spoke in the Celtic Students Podcast about the degree programme Celtic Languages and Culture and next year's congress.

Anna-Luna Post received the Van Woudenberg Dissertation Prize from the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome for her PhD thesis ‘Claiming Fame for Galileo’.

Assistant Professor Katharine Frederick has won the IEHA 20th-21st Century Dissertation Prize at the World Economic History Congress 2022 in Paris.