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

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

The volume on this enigmatic manuscript provides a unique window into early medieval Bavaria at a time of cultural flowering and political upheaval.

Frank Kessler and Sarah Dellman edited a special issue of the journal Early Popular Visual Culture.

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

Six Game Research seed money grants were awarded to multidisciplinary teams of researchers.

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

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

Exceptional success for Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ: all five Utrecht candidates have been awarded a PhD position.

Marcelle Cole made an appearance on the BBC Radio programme Word of Mouth where she spoke about irregular verbs.

Willemijn Ruberg is the runner-up for the bi-annual prize offered by the Journal of Women's History to reward outstanding articles.

This volume in honour of Mayke De Jong offers twenty-five essays focused upon the importance of religion to Frankish politics.

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

With this new book, Onno Kosters, Tim Conley and Peter de Voogd present a selection of papers from the Utrecht James Joyce Symposium.

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

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

American journalist and critic Renata Adler is appointed ILFU Writer-in-Residence at the Centre for the Humanities

Kári Driscoll (lecturer in Comparative Literature) translated Helle's novel 'Der beruhigende Klang von explodierendem Kerosin'.

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.