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EM TV newsflash: Money back after DUO discrimination, UvA protester sentenced, and according to European scientists, Trump threatens academic freedom.
Every Monday, an overview of the most important news about Erasmus University. This week: dozens of (former) students who fell victim to a discriminatory fraud investigation will receive money back from DUO; a student has been sentenced to two months in prison for throwing sticks at the police during pro-Palestinian protests at the University of Amsterdam; and the European academies of sciences think that president Trump is a threat to academic freedom.
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