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Rianne Dekker en Karin Geuijen from the Governance Lab Utrecht organized a workshop at the National Science Weekend

A new methodological paper on living lab research in the International Journal for Public Administration

Ineke Smit want to make scientific research interesting and relevant for children with her children's thesis about movement and pain in horses.

Research to the presence of the toxin hypoglycin A in maple species which causes a serious muscular disease shows that not all maple species are dangerous.

The Decolonisation Group organizes an interdisciplinary workshop on Neoliberal Development and the Global South.

Employees and students of the UU advise elementary schools, ROCs, and MBOs on how to discuss the Utrecht shooting of March 18th.

Georg Frerks and Niels Terpstra wrote two articles for a special issue of the Civil Wars Journal.

In this book Duco Hellema portrays the 1970s as a period of global transition.

This book charts the varieties of political moderation in modern European history from the French Revolution to the present day.

The protests spurred by the killing of George Floyd have led to the targeting of offensive statues. Three experts share their thoughts on remembering the past, history and activism.

Gerda Andringa (UCR) is the Outstanding Teacher 2020. Lorena De Vita (Humanities) was chosen as Teacher Talent 2020.

The organising commitee of the international virtual conference "Towards a brave world: rebuilding Europe after Napoleon" is looking for papers and ideas.

Interdisciplinary Studies in Ancient Culture and Religion is a peer-reviewed series, volume 16 is written by Saskia Stevens.

As of 1 January, Annelien de Dijn has been appointed professor Modern Political History.

On 27 February Beatrice de Graaf, Ido de Haan and Brian Vick launched their new book at Columbia ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ New York.

In his new book Penance in Medieval Europe, 600-1200, Dr. Rob Meens sets the rituals of penance and confession in their social and historical contexts.

In his new book 'Waagstuk Europa', historian Mathieu Segers outlines which problems concerning Europe the Netherlands will have to face.

Leo Lousberg (alumnus Musicology and Medieval Studies) is the winner of the Utrecht History Award 2014 (Utrecht Geschiedenisprijs 2014).

Segers explains on Radio EenVandaag (26 Feb.) That the 'old core' of EU countries is still willing to invest in cooperation.

In her new book Geraldien von Frijtag explores Dutch colonial aspirations and initiatives during WWII.