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What pissed students in Delft off in 1861, so much so that they started the first protest on campus?

Throughout its long history, SG has seen plenty of controversial, uncomfortable, and sometimes even ill-advised events. So what made us decide to go ahead with this particular idea, to focus on the legal dimensions of the Gaza conflict?

nwe corridor_auto time stamp 12.02.64_05.37 sender ls_id123221212 My dear kids, It’s been awhile since we’ve talked, but I’ve quietly followed your digital chatter to keep abreast of where you all are. Let me first say: I am so proud of all of you.

The new direction of Studium Generale aligns with a new style and colour palette, emphasizing contrast and connection.

Rotterdam-Den Haag, district 5 14 oktober 2072 Mijn lieve Alexandra, Kun jij je nog herinneren dat we berichten aan elkaar verstuurden via de telefoon?

What will life in the future be like? SG is inviting you to write about it. Come share your vision with the world!

What will life in the future be like? SG will soon to invite everyone to have their say. Here is our first letter from the future…

Thinking back on it, I’m pretty sure this was the first time a dildo and a fleshlight were put on display in the TUD Library. And if not, it must at least have been the first time they were put on display in full coital embrace.

Studium Generale wants to be a mirror of the university—but is also a mirror of the times.

According to posthumanism, animals, plants, and objects have rights. Humans are merely part of a greater network in which all things are essentially equal.

Recently, I had to discard a plant that I had carried with me through many moves over the years. The plant only had one or two leaves remaining. It unexpectedly became an emotional moment.

I was more shocked than delighted when the Vox Book Club voted to read The Epic of Gilgamesh.

Can anger be used for good? Typically, I begin a story like this with a brief update on recent climate disasters such as heatwaves, floods, or areas drying up. But I’ll skip that for now. We get it.

So connected, yet so alone. Isn’t this one of the greatest paradoxes of modern society? What are we really connecting to with all our advanced technology if more than 50% of the population feels lonely or depressed?