We are flying too much again — especially law, arts, and science & engineering
The UG flew more in 2024 than in the previous year. In total, this amounted to 7,201 flights. That means that every day, around twenty UG staff members board a plane. 
UG and Defence Security Campus aims to become primarily a knowledge centre
The UG sees the Security Campus in Assen as a place where researchers and students come together to work on questions relating to security, resilience, public order, and geopolitical relations.
PhD candidates often experience inappropriate behaviour
Bullying, discrimination or sexual harassment: many male and even more female PhD candidates experience inappropriate behaviour, according to new figures from the national statistics office.
Memorial stone with poem honours Anda Kerkhoven, murdered by the Nazis
Exactly 81 years after her death, the UG and the street poetry foundation Stichting Straatpoëzie unveiled a memorial stone for Anda Kerkhoven on Thursday at the main entrance of the research centre named after her.
Which issues determine how students and staff vote? (video)
As with every election, people can once again vote at several locations across the university. But which issues actually influence how students and staff cast their votes? UKrant asked at polling stations in the ACLO building and the Harmonie cafeteria.
Faculty councils hope UG will adjust merger plans
The faculty councils of philosophy, spatial sciences, and religion, culture and society see no improvements in the UG's merger plans.
Lighthearted science prize Ig Nobel turns its back on the US: ‘Not a nice country any more’
The Ig Nobel Prizes for humorous research are leaving the United States after 35 years. This year they will be awarded in Switzerland so that all the winners can attend.