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| Many UU students and employees must have breathed a sigh of relief when D66 emerged as the winner of the Dutch elections. The party favours reversing the budget cuts and increasing spending on education. Those positive feelings may have been dampened somewhat by the absence of coffee on campus after faecal bacteria were found in the city's tap water. Meanwhile, the university said goodbye to its president, Anton Pijpers, who has retired after dedicating almost his entire career to UU. For a complete overview of our news articles, visit www.dub.uu.nl/en |
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Will D66 go left or right?
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This is what the election results could mean for students and higher education
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Colleagues describe the retiring UU President
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Anton Pijpers: a connector without a big ego
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Situation will go back to normal on Thursday
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No panic about water contaminated with faecal bacteria at USP
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‘Nowadays, a diploma is just a stepping stone’
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Writer Joost De Vries on how to write a good column
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‘After a strong sentence, BAM! Just press Enter'
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Campus Columnist 2026 - Win a 1,000-euro prize
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How would you like to share your thoughts with the UU community? If you have a sharp eye, strong opinions, a creative personality, and a passion for writing, you should join DUB’s 2026 Campus Columnist Competition.
The contest is open to students and employees. We’ll select two winners – one for the Dutch page and another for the English page. They will publish a column every three weeks and receive an award of 1,000 euros each. Learn how to participate here. |
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Orange building residents move to the red building
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The big TWC move has begun
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Over 800 rooms lost in Utrecht
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Student accommodation disappearing from the market en masse
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Due to excessive pressure
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Number of members of student associations continues to decline
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One in five students 'hindered' in their studies
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| Click here to read more comic strips by Joshua Peeters. |
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GroenLinks-PvdA once again the largest party at Utrecht Science Park
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D66 is the largest party in university cities, by a small margin
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Campus columnist - Tara Neary
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Comedy or tragedy? The absurdity of election season
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Four Master's students talk about learning after graduation
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Learning new things later in life? ‘It’s part of life nowadays’
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Get to know the real professor
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More and more researchers using AI
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Are threatened scientists a danger to knowledge security?
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Senate approves additional budget cuts
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Residents can apply for a permit
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Drivers can't park for free at IBB and Tuindorp-West anymore
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Amsterdam relaxes room rental rules for social assistance recipients
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For a complete overview of our news and articles, visit www.dub.uu.nl./en. Coming up: What if conflict erupts in your home country while you're in Utrecht? | The importance of hormones for students' well-being
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