Why did you come to study at Hanze? part I
Around 1,400 students from abroad came to study at Hanze University this year. Over a thousand of them showed up …
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Your Guide to Festivals around Groningen
Throw your study books into the canal, because summerrrrrr is here! That means an awful lot of free hours and …
Nice Podcasts For Students
If you find morning shows on the radio annoying or you’re tired of listening to the same old songs over …
Botanic art journey
In January Jorge Luis Barragán Castaño was awarded the George Verberg Stipendium, a grant of 10,000 Euros to realize his …
Buurman & Buurman bake pizzas for refugees
On March 15, Pizza restaurant Buurman & Buurman decided to bake pizzas for 24 hours and donate all the proceeds …
Temple: from illegal day rave to techno events
A music collective, Temple, consisting of six Dutch, German and Czech students (David Zubrycky, Frederic Blindow, Jonas Zitter, Keanu Dirks, Nils Ehrsam and Tomas Bim) …
Beer, games, and climate change
We are just living our lives: studying, traveling, buying cheap food, not thinking too much about climate change and its …
Hanze’s international entrepreneurs
About six percent of the international graduates at Dutch universities start a business in the Netherlands. What about Hanze’s international …
New in Groningen: Emalaee from New York
Emalaee Fico: ‘In the University everything is so nice, everybody is so kind and willing to help’ Groningen is the …
Her name is Sabrina
One day before her thirtieth birthday Sabrina Vlaskalic passed away in a traffic accident. The Prince Claus Conservatoire held a …
Lecturers at Hanze: Emily Lewis
‘The international element is what really drives me and keeps me engaged.’ Ohioan Emily Lewis teaches English and International Business …
New in Groningen? Take cycling lessons!
They never yield, cross intersections without looking and brake abruptly in the middle of the road: crazy cyclers are everywhere …