Whether you have it or not, the Corona virus is changing our behavior. On the positive side, there are many shows of solidarity among people locally and internationally.

A lot of us try to deal with stress by over- or under-eating. It’s a natural reaction to a stressor like quarantine, but it isn’t exactly healthy. Psychology Today explains this biological urge and how to manage it in the coming months.

We need doctors, we need teachers, but do we also need philosophers in times of Corona? Find out how Philosophy can help you during this crisis.

Looking for some responsible distraction between all of the home study and/or work? Experience ballet and opera from home with the online programme of the Dutch National Opera & Ballet.

An avalanche of misinformation, fake news and hoaxes are being shared widely online as people seek reliable information on the coronavirus crisis. Can we hold Google, Facebook and WhatsApp responsible for the spread of fake news or does the problem lie closer to home?

Many of us have become modern day hermits overnight. But how do you survive being alone? Billy Barr has been doing it for decades in the Rocky Mountains and shares his tips with us.

Studium Generale enjoys a longstanding collaboration with Home Academy Publishers, who have produced over 200 audio lectures on a wide range of topics including history, philosophy, religion, literature, science, music and more.

With most of us stuck at home we thought it was high time to get online and breathe some relaxation, positive energy and enthusiasm into people’s living rooms. 

In these confusing times, contemplation and reflection are more needed than ever. Therefore, every Tuesday we will share the most compelling Philosophy books, articles and clips we came across in our archives and research.

Since we can’t go out to the theatre, cinema or museum we are exploring the virtual possibilities to visit these places. Fortunately many museums and artists already offer virtual tours and performances.