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A muddy road through the forest. Community of Yokiri

Market Time, Forest Time: Language, Deforestation, and Shifting Multispecies Assemblages in the Peruvian Amazon

Date:30 June 2026Author:Nicholas Q. Emlen
How is coffee farming transforming life in the Peruvian Amazon? Nick Emlen examines how environmental change is reshaping Indigenous Matsigenka communities, their livelihoods, social relationships, and languages.
% of general government expenditure 2027-2030 (Rotulo et al., 2026)

Defund and Defend: Health and Healthcare Costs of Rearmament

Date:18 June 2026Author:Arianna Rotulo

“Europe is going to pay in a BIG way” said Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General, ahead of the June 2025 The Hague summit, where European NATO members pledged to raise their military spending to 5% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). 

First year bachelor students during the introweek, having a potluck dinner all together with their intro-parents

Introducing the Campus Fryslân Student Mentor Programme

Date:08 June 2026Author:Laura Silva

Starting university is exciting, but it can also be confusing, overwhelming, and full of questions. How do you organise your time when nobody is checking whether you have done your readings? What do lecturers actually expect from an academic assignment?...

Yn'e Sinne Farm is a CSA involved in a veggies initiative, in collaboration with Campus Fryslãn

Local Veggies, Global Recipes

Date:13 March 2026Author:Laura Silva

Between Grou and Jirnsum, a small farm is rethinking what food systems can look like. The vegetables grown there do not travel far. In fact, some of them end up just a short drive away, at Campus Fryslân, where students and staff pick them up each week as...

8th of March is International Women's Day

Celebrating International Women’s Day: Standing for All Women, Everywhere

Date:06 March 2026Author:DEI Committee

Every year on March 8, the world marks International Women's Day: a day to celebrate the achievements of women and to recommit ourselves to the ongoing struggle for equality. It is a day of pride, gratitude, and solidarity. But it is also a day of honesty....

Why you should donate stem cells

Donating stem cells to save a life, are you in?!

Date:20 June 2022

At Campus Fryslân we learn about a whole range of different inequalities, but what if a certain inequality threatens your life or those of your loved ones? You could safe the life of a patient with leukaemia or other severe blood disorder. Have you already...

How to improve the quality of your sleep

Busy students: This is how you improve the quality of your sleep

Date:10 June 2022

Balancing your study load, committee work, social life and your health can be difficult as a student. Often, your sleep and quality of sleep suffers as a result. A continuous lack of sleep can have serious health implications. In this blog you will read...

What does it mean to be healthy?

“Avocados are healthy”, “Sleep is important” - It’s easy to be healthy, right?

Date:04 April 2022Author:Leslie Willis

Being healthy is good, it’s sustainable, and easy. It’s easy to buy vegetables, do sports, keep your mind at ease, and just be healthy. Or is it? The 7th of April is World Health day. A good reminder that we need to talk about being healthy, how to debunk...

What can UG mean to my mental health?

Mental well-being during your studies

Date:12 October 2021

What do you do when a fellow student/ friend is having a hard time with their mental health? How do you ask for help when you don't know where to go? What can UG mean to my mental health? In honour of Mental health day that took place on Sunday 10 October,...

Greta Thunberg

A Cinderella story: Let's raise our soils from the dirt!

Date:06 October 2021
Is soil mistreated? Is it neglected? Does it need our help to regain its full potential? Yes, yes, and yes.
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