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EM TV newsflash: ROOM app has no long term effect, art exhibition by Syrian refugee and decreasing interest rate
Every week an overview of the most important news about the Erasmus University. This week: ROOM, the mental health app for students, works for immediate stress relief but doesn’t have a long-term impact. Also, you can see hyper-realistic drawings of a Syrian refugee in the Pavilion and after years of rising, the interest rate on student debt is slightly declining.
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