The COVID Chronicles: ‘The Perils of a PCR Test’
In this ‘COVID Chronicle’ Ana Guerberof-Arenas, a Marie Curie Research Fellow at the RUG, describes the process of getting a...
Quarantined in the North: ‘All of a sudden I became aware of how rushed our life is’
How has the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic affected the lives of students, expats and Dutch inhabitants in the North? The Northern...
Quarantined in the North: ‘It has affected my life quite seriously’
How has the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic affected the lives of students and expats in the North? The Northern Times asked...
RUG to experience 25 percent growth in new student numbers this year
Somebody had better contact the tent companies The University of Groningen expects a significant growth in the number of...
Groningen City Council mulls proposals for 5000-person live/study campus in Zernike
The Socialist Party faction on the Groningen City Council has proposed easing the housing crisis by housing the growing...
New RUG research shows over-40’s tend towards literal meaning in language
As in: expecting a free pet when it’s ‘raining cats and dogs’ New RUG research has shown that language...
Groningen’s Grote Markt sprouts trees as part of greening plan
The plan started with the new ‘island’ benches, and will end with the Grote Markt being pedestrianised Since last...
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New research identifies previously-unknown victims at Westerbork
Camp Westerbork was the main transport camp through which Dutch jews were transported during the Holocaust Two researchers have analysed...
Groningen’s Stadspark to host open-air cinema
An entrepreneur wants to open the cinema, which would be the first of its type in the Netherlands The Stadspark...
Workers laying high-voltage cable discover 2,100 year old village in Northern Groningen
People have lived in the North for thousands of years The coastal regions of the Northern Netherlands have been inhabited...
