#UnMuteUs Protest for the Right to Party
Loud club music, whistles, and even a sousaphone, blared out from the large crowd of protesters as they flooded Groningen's ...
Tag: Dutch
Learning Dutch can open doors and help internationals integrate
A group of internationals dedicated their summer to learning Dutch at the Language Centre of the University of Groningen, so ...
Five times you realised you are becoming a Dutchie
The other day, I was having my ham and kaas sandwich at work, and it suddenly hit me: I had ...
Who are the asylum seekers?
The topic of refugees in the Netherlands often serves as a litmus test for people’s pre-existing political views. Asylum seeker ...
Internationals try to pronounce some of the trickiest Dutch words
Schiermonnikoog, verschrikkelijk, afstandsbediening, ui, angstschreeuw are the tongue- twisters that bring internationals to their limits. Can you pronounce these words ...
Let’s talk about the Dutch weather
The Dutch weather: a topic that hurts most internationals, who refuse to make peace with the idea of experiencing the ...
Who what when where why: King’s Day
After two consecutive years of online (and somehow muted) celebrations, in 2022 King's Day is back live! King’s Day is ...
Hanze research on mixing Dutch, international student populations
An instructor at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen has won a grant to carry out research on ...
New exemptions from Orientation on the Dutch Labour Market exam
The so-called Orientation on the Dutch Labour Market exam (ONA) has been a dreaded part of becoming either a permanent ...
Tulip grower in Smilde opens FEBO for flowers
It’s not a croquette or an eierball behind the small door, but a bunch of tulips. Drenthe now has its ...