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Woudestein during the second wave of the corona pandemic

Keeping a 1.5-metre distance at a graduation ceremony, empty seats in lecture halls, students with or without masks. In a few photo reports, EM photographer Amber Leijen captures what the EUR looks like during the second wave of the corona pandemic. This time: Woudestein campus.

Amber Leijen

08-10-2020 < 1 minute read

EUR-Corona_02 — A corona-proof lecture in the Theil building. There must be a minimum space of two seats between the students. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_09 Polak Building — ‘Use a mask inside if you wish’. In Polak, you’re encouraged to wear face masks. Free masks are available for those who do not have one with them. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_10 Polak Building study spots studieplekken — Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_12 — Students in the Polak building follow the advice to wear a face mask. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_05 — Most students walk around without face masks in the Theil building. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_04 — Some students do wear face masks when they walk through the C hall. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_07 — No college in the Sanders building today, so it’s pretty quiet there. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_14 — Students wearing a face mask enter the Erasmus Pavilion. Image credit: Amber Leijen

EUR-Corona_16 — A graduation ceremony in the Erasmus building. Students keep their distance and eagerly await their diploma. Image credit: Amber Leijen

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