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Corona is not simply a temporary crisis that we will leave behind and forget so as to move back to normality.

Henk Kummeling, Keimpe Algra and Ted Sanders join calls for the immediate release of the GEMMA student.

Gandolfo Cascio has won the 2020 "Premio Giuseppe Antonio Borgese".

Ann Rigney discusses her career and research at 'The Connecting Memories Podcast'.

This publication addresses the sustainable preservation of the massive, untapped heritage resource of the magic Lantern.

The Gender and Diversity Hub speaks out in response to the protests against racism.

Barnita Bagchi discusses her British Academy Visiting Fellowship at The Ruskin.

An online platform where issues of inclusion and exclusion related to the Corona crisis can be articulated and discussed.

Rosemarie Buikema, Belle Derks, and Linda Senden argue for a Dutch Emancipation Authority in the Volkskrant.

Frank Brandsma wins the Randall James Leader Prize 2019 with his piece on the 'Roman of Moriaen'.

This blog is a part of ‘Dossier Corona’, introduced by Religious Matters in the spring of 2020.

Koen Leurs has been awarded a fellowship of the NIAS-KNAW.

Katell Lavéant has been awarded a fellowship of the NIAS-KNAW.

In this new Ethical Annotation, Rutger Claassen answers the question: 'How intelligent is this lockdown?'.

Ewout van der Knaap has been appointed professor of German literature and culture at the Faculty of Humanities of the ÀÖÓãºǫ́ with effect from 1 September.

Joris Veerbeek of the Utrecht Data School researched anti-Semitism on Twitter in collaboration with De Groene Amsterdammer.

José van Dijck was interviewed by de Volkskrant and NOS.nl about Trump's behavior on Twitter and its consequences.

The book focuses on two challenges to human rights: the challenge of global inequality and the challenge of future people.

Annemeik Schleitmann writes in a blog for research project 'Religious Matters' about the current situation, in which we no longer shake hands with each other.

Recently 'Foreign Devils and Philosophers' was published, edited by Thijs Weststeijn.

Rosemarie Buikema and Naomi Ellemers wrote in the Dutch newspaper NRC about the diversity policy of NOS News.

Musicologist Dr Ulrike Hascher-Burger died on 21 April 2020, aged 64.

Lynne Rienner Publishers has published 'Intelligence Communities and Cultures in Asia and the Middle East: A Comprehensive Reference', edited by Bob de Graaff.

Rutger Claassen thinks about government responses to the current economic crisis in a lecture for Studium Generale.

Dr Nanna Verhoeff will be appointed as Professor of Screen Cultures and Society at the Faculty of Humanities, starting on 1 September 2020.

Research platform Religious Matters collects blogs about the relationship between religion and corona in their 'Dossier Corona'.

Janric van Rookhuijzen concludes that the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens was probably not the Parthenon at all.

Dan Hassler-Forest discusses the success of the series Tiger King on the VRPO website.

To turn this crisis into an opportunity, the 'Research Team Institutions for Collective Action' will share some of their lectures online.

Florien Kijlstra wrote an account of the second brown bag meeting of 2020.

Belle Derks, Linda Senden, Rosemarie Buikema and Ruth van Veelen plead in a manifesto for an equal treatment supervisor.

The new "Unsettling Knowledge" podcast reflects on how empire and colonization have shaped contemporary society and culture.

Claire McGinn and Giouli Korobili will start their research projects at Utrecht University this summer.

Maranke Wieringa is working on a toolkit that municipalities can use if they work with algorithms.

[interview] Mario Fumerton shares his experiences with a tailored workshop RDM Support created for his master students.

Koen van Zon wrote a blog for Liesbeth van de Grift's Vidi-project about the history of food safety and trade.

On the 6th of February, ‘Governing the Digital Society’ PhD researchers organised a colloquium to present their research.

A new research article by Tine De Moor and René van Weeren was published in 'The International Journal of the Commons'.

I-Analyzer, the online text and data mining application of the Digital Humanities Lab, has been expanded in recent months with a number of interesting corpora.

With contributions of Birgit Meyer, Frank Kessler and Katja Rakow.

Tine De Moor contributed to the paper 'Transforming innovation for decarbonisation'.

Gertjan Plets wrote about the Russian interference in Syria in The American research journal 'OZY'.

Belle Derks visited BNR Nieuwsradio to reflect on and look forward to gender equality in 2019 and 2020.

The 'Datawerkplaats' celebrates its one-year anniversary. The cooperation was founded to develop knowledge about data use.

The Daily Express interviewed Jochen Hung about the new season of Babylon Berlin.

How has conservative rhetoric evolved over the past two centuries?

Jolle Demmers states that the "targeting killing" of Soleimani fits in the new form of Western warfare in which the Netherlands is also participating.

Rosemarie Buikema was interviewed about the role of the media in our changing society.

Recently, Mauro Bonazzi's new book 'Creature di un sol giorno' was published.

Pooyan Tamimi Arab addressed the recent protests in Iran in the NRC.