News overview

Brands increasingly pursue direct-to-consumer strategies. According to Michiel Van Crombrugge, this can strain relationships with traditional retail partners.

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has published a major new study that is co-authored by Bastian Ravesteijn.

On May 19, EGSH and ERMeCHS jointly organised an event on the topic of 'PhD supervision: Challenges and best practices'

Existing exchange programs with these three universities will be suspended, and no new research collaborations will be initiated.

That's why it must be green, sustainable and free from the grip of coal and oil interests, say Professor Paul van de Laar (ESHCC) and Professor Karen Maas (IEC)

25 students from Rotterdam mbo, hbo and wo-schools are tackling sustainability issues in the fashion industry during The Bilding Climate School programme.

The promotion of the Dutch professional football club Telstar to the Eredivisie is a source of pride and solidarity, but the economic impact remains limited.

Can films and TV series help people come out and increase positive attitudes towards the queer community? PhD candidate Bartosz Zerebecki is researching this.

Dennis Huisman discusses how advanced algorithms contribute to improving the reliability and efficiency of the Dutch railway network with Erasmus Magazine.

Casper de Vries of Erasmus School of Economics warns in HP/De Tijd for a medium-term recession due to trade policy, ageing, and global economic shifts.