Emilie Sitzia researches how we can rediscover our senses and use them to enhance our learning. This resulted in a colourfully illustrated book, 'Come to Your Senses', a senses-based learning guide.

Thanks to the Einstein Telescope, we will soon be closer to unravelling the mysteries of the universe. Maastricht University and Discovery Museum in Kerkrade are joining forces to make this understandable for everyone.

With the additional education cuts from the Spring Memorandum still fresh in our minds and the formation of a new cabinet in full swing, AOb, FNV, LSVb, and WOinActie organise another protest on 9 December.

The 21-year-old medical student Jolijn van Vugt manages to combine her studies with singing and dancing at an advanced level. She dances at the Oxygen dance school in Maastricht and sings in the student band Tinnitus.

Victor Hugo's conceptualisation of and influence on the law have been beautifully brought to life in the collaborative exhibition ‘Hugo and the Law’, which is now moving to the UM Library.

Maastricht University researchers Valentina Golunova and Dani Shanley discuss the geopolitical and institutional consequences of the new ‘digital oligarchy.’ ‘‘When it comes to big tech, “Europe has been very naïve.”