Why Fay should not go to parties Students who claim the right to go to parties are dead wrong, says student of international relations Matthias Matzen. 'It might give you satisfaction now, but it will only end up making it worse.' Thu 24/09
Open letter to the new dean of graduate studies A group of scholarship PhD students calls on the new dean of graduate studies to solve the problems with the scholarship experiment. Wed 3/06
‘This time you decide if my dad lives, so please: be a hero’ There was nothing we civilians could have done to prevent what happened on 9/11. But now we decide how many people die, Jeremy Burman says. Mon 4/05
Lustrum celebration showcased UG’s shortcomings Should the lustrum celebration have gone for a less loaded theme than inclusion? Manuel Reyes, former member of the lustrum team, doesn't think so. Mon 30/03
On privilege, productivity, (old) parents, and a pandemic Assistent professor Esha Mendiratta is, like many other internationals at the UG, deeply concerned about her homeland and her parents, due to the coronavirus. Fri 27/03
UG academics, lead by example Stop telling everyone how productive you are now, working 24/7, urges Boudewijn de Bruin, professor of ethics. Instead, help your colleagues and students. Wed 18/03
Now especially, news editors have to work harder than ever Today, the irregular column ‘At the UKrant’ is - of course - about the coronavirus and the lockdown of the RUG. Mon 16/03
I regret what I said. Remove my name from the article Today, in the irregular column ‘At the UKrant’: How do editors handle requests to remove names from our archives? Wed 11/03
