#TheCityIsOurCampus 13-15 September
Date:12 September 2019Author:Danique
This weekend in Groningen: the last of the festival season, Open Monument Day, DOT dome cinema, SUP with ESN and much more!
Your first weeks of uni in 10 GIFs
Date:10 September 2019Author:Danique
10 very relatable gifs summarizing the first weeks at uni!
#TheCityIsOurCampus 06-08th September
Date:05 September 2019Author:Asmo
This weekend in Groningen: The Groninger museum night, a chili eating contest and digital theater.
#TheCityIsOurCampus 30th August - 1st September
Date:29 August 2019Author:Danique
The last weekend before uni starts: Welcoming Festival, ESN week, Eierballenfestival and much more!
Podcast Recommendations for Students
Date:23 August 2019Author:Marije
Podcasts are a great way to keep your mind engaged when you're feeling lazy. Read more for Marije's top 5 podcasts recommendations for students!
#TheCityIsOurCampus 23-25 August
Date:22 August 2019Author:Danique
This week in Groningen: LOFT party, Noorderzon, Kermis (fun fair), an air run festival and more!
#TheCityIsOurCampus 16th-18th August
Date:15 August 2019Author:Asmo
This weekend in Groningen: KEI-Week, Noorderzon festival tips, vintage markets and the opportunity to experience life as a fisherman
5 Getaways from Groningen
Date:01 August 2019Author:Danique
Decided to stay home this summer but regretting your choices? Or need some vacation inspo to keep you motivated next school year? Read my top 5 (cheap) destinations from Groningen!
Reading tips for the summer holidays
Date:25 July 2019Author:Asmo
If you are like me, summer means finally taking some time off and trading textbooks for books that are actually fun to read. In this blog, I have compiled some of my book recommendations for this summer. Most of the books on this list are fairly short,...
Saving Money as a University of Groningen Student
Date:24 July 2019Author:Marije
Coffee at the UB Starbucks, lunch ‘salade’ from the Albert Heijn, dinner at the Pastafabriek, drinks at Pintelier… life in Groningen sure can be expensive, especially if you don’t keep an eye on your wallet. At some point, you can’t justify this type of spending to yourself (nor your parents) anymore. So, what’s the best way to cut back and save as a student in Groningen?