Dan Hassler-Forest’s Fast and Furious Franchising charts the transformation of Hollywood through the story of one of its most successful cinematic universes.
In this Political History lecture, Jacob Boersema traces the colonial roots of the much-used phrase ‘hardwerkende Nederlander’ (‘hard-working Dutch person’).
Following the poetry competition ‘Utrecht: your place, your words’, we are introducing families to language, poetry and (medieval) love at the University Museum
A critical examination of and reflection on the multiple meanings and uses of diversity across European and global streaming production, content, and reception.
In this Cultural History seminar, Femke Valkhoff and Tijmen van Voorthuizen discuss the intellectual development of early modern Dutch women and the history of queer bars.
This symposium, hosted by the Open Cities Platform, zooms in on how the nuclear family has shaped urban space, social relations, and inequalities across class, gender and race.
In this book presentation, editor Joy Gordon will discuss with Mohammad Kanfash and Alexandra Hofer the humanitarian implications of economic sanctions.
On Wednesday 13 May, Eline Alons will defend her dissertation ‘In their own words: developing PROMs measuring communicative participation in children, adolescents, and young adults with communication problems’.
In this Utrecht University Centre for Medieval Studies lecture, Martine Meuwese will address the puzzle of the medieval Pontifical of Saint Mary and its iconography.
