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This October, Red Globe Press published "History of the Body", Willemijn Ruberg's newest book.

Last month, Brill published "Ambitious Antiquities, Famous Forebears" by Prof. Karl Enenkel and Prof. Koen Ottenheym.

Interdisciplinary artist Kathy High is the Centre for Humanities Festival Fellow at Impakt Festival 2019.

At the end of November, Routledge publishes "Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights" by Prof. Rosemarie Buikema, Prof. Antoine Buyse and Prof. Antonius Robben.

The Centre for Global Challenges brought together researchers and students from different disciplines in a one-day colloquium on the Middle East.

In the midst of all the political chaos, climate change issues seem to have fallen by the wayside. Unjustifiably so, says Liesbeth van de Grift.

An international team has rewritten European history by telling the stories of the people and practices that contributed to Making Europe.

As usual in October we want to draw attention again to the possibility of applying for IOS 'seed money'.

Scientists from Utrecht University discussed brainhacking and brainjacking with representatives of the police and intelligence and security services.

The app offers an interactive accessible platform for the users to be informed about global poverty, and define their own basic needs standards.

On 14 September 2019, our dear colleague Ralph Sprenkels passed away after he had suffered a cardiac arrest.

In this collection of essays, we advance the notion of urban interfaces to explore how situated media constitute the public spaces of our mediatized cities.

This volume explores the challenges and possibilities of research into the European dimensions of popular print culture.

Research shows that Syrian refugee women experience the bureaucratic system of the Dutch immigration services (IND) significantly different than men.

The research is part of a larger European research project called 'Policy, Expertise, and Trust in Action (PEriTiA)'.

Economic historian Bas van Bavel was presented with the highest distinctions awarded in Dutch science.

Jan ten Thije’s research encompasses various approaches within the broad research field of Intercultural Communication.

The Utrecht University Centre for Global Challenges hosted a workshop on early childhood development.

On Monday 16 September ‘Institutions for Open Societies’ (IOS) organized and hosted its first annual ‘IOS Toogdag’.

The theory of Ingrid Robeyns, called limitarianism, is cited in The Gurdian to address the problem of extreme wealth.