Since transitioning online, the number of completed course evaluations has tripled.
The unions have shelved discussions of the collective labour agreement. The universities refuse to set nationwide workload standards.
It is (almost) official: a second branch of the Holland International Study Centre will launch at the Zernike campus in September.
Various legal opinions deem the RUG’s binding study advice rule illegal, but the university takes a different view.
University vice president Jan de Jeu says two more employees are likely to be prosecuted in the fraud case.
The RUG will take over the bike storage space under the Public Library on the Oude Boteringestraat.
The results of the University Council elections left Lijst Calimero in tears: SOG has retaken the throne.
Only 27.9 percent of the students voted during the university elections. A new low.
Doortje the Whale is leaving Groningen. After four years of being peddled around, the skeleton is moving to Naturalis – for real.
The RUG does not want windmills at Zernike, claiming they would clash with a more park-like vision for the campus.
University Council’s student factions’ frontrunners took to Snapchat to tell voters about what their party stands for.
During a symposium at the RUG this weekend, experts sought to answer the question, ‘Is Africa really rising?’
As the official conclusion of his time as RUG house poet, Phillip Rozema will give a performance about the search for happiness.
The RUG was swindled by her own staff for years. Even the red carpet rolled out for the king plays a role.
A good leader does not always have all the answers, says leadership professor Gabriël Anthonio. The trick is admitting it.
As if following two master’s programmes wasn’t enough, Anita van der Bos also sells homemade skin care products at the market.
Sjoukje van Oosterhout is a youth representative in Europe. She puts a spotlight on young people’s point of view.
Elderly people on the roads does not make traffic safer, but taking away their driver’s license will not solve it, says Dick de Waard.
Mats Zwerink and Tim Wielinga knew they had a brilliant plan when they came up the Brakke Box breakfast service.
The Inglourious Basterds from Tarantino’s film were real. One of them was RUG professor Hans Wijnberg.