Oxytocin improves contact between mothers with postpartum depression and their child
Researchers at Radboud University and the Radboudumc found that mothers with postpartum depression benefit from oxytocin nasal spray. The oxytocin causes mothers to respond more positively to their newborn child.
Tap water defect resolved
The tap water may be brown in colour due to a leak in the Vitens network outside the campus. We therefore advise you not to drink the tap water on campus for the time being.
Change in Election Results Works Council
Following the Works Council (OR) elections, two objections were submitted concerning the results. The Election Committee sought external legal advice.
E-learning on social safety now available for all employees
E-learning social safety available for all employees. Learn in 1.5 hours how to recognise transgressive behaviour and how to respond as an involved party or bystander.
Radboud University makes campus toilets more inclusive
Starting in mid-August, a portion of the toilets on campus will be modified. The aim of these changes is to make these facilities more inclusive. Keep an eye on this news update to find out when and in which building changes will take place.
Research into stress management with VR training receives NWA grant
Radboud University, together with a large number of partners, will receive a grant of nearly €7 million from the National Research Agenda (NWA) for research into how at-risk youth and the police deal with stress.
Universities and employee organisations reach agreement on new collective agreement
Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) has reached a negotiated agreement with employee organisations on the collective labour agreement for Dutch universities, with a duration of one year.
Radboud University is present at the Four Days Marches 2025
During the Vierdaagsefeesten from July 12 to 18, besides music, party and good food, there is also room for science. Several Radboud scientists will show the best sides of their research in Nijmegen, at STEK and on the Mariënburgplein.
Writer Frank Nellen and researcher Suzanne Kooloos investigate special collections at universities in Nijmegen and Maastricht
Writer Frank Nellen and researcher Suzanne Kooloos are joining forces to delve into the special book collections of Radboud University and Maastricht University. Their research will serve as inspiration for a joint artistic project.
Additional measures due to persistent heat
Due to the persistent heat, the KNMI has issued a code orange warning from 11:00 a.m. on 1 July. Radboud University is therefore taking additional measures to keep the indoor climate as pleasant and safe as possible for everyone on campus.
Potential changes in exam schedule due to heat
The coming week will be very hot. Due to the predicted heat, adjustments to the exam schedule are required.
Janna Vrijsen appointed Professor of Transdiagnostic Psychopathology
As of July 1, 2025, Janna Vrijsen has been appointed Professor of Transdiagnostic Psychopathology at the Faculty of Social Sciences
Comenius grants awarded to Radboud University for innovative educational projects
The Netherlands Initiative for Educational Research (NRO) has awarded Comenius grants to three lecturers at Radboud University. These grants are intended to stimulate innovation in education. The grants range from €50,000 to €100,000.
Less sensitive data lying around
Many buildings and rooms on campus are accessible to everyone. It is important to tidy up your workspace before leaving. This will prevent strangers from sending emails in your name or taking documents containing sensitive data without permission.
Summer activities in the gardens on campus
On Wednesday 2 July, you can kick off summer with two festive activities in the campus' beautiful gardens. Stop by the Harvest Festival in the Community Garden or the Global Garden Night.
Radboud Open Science Inspirator: Simone Haarbosch
Radboud Open Science Inspirators are involved in Open Science in various ways. In this series, they share experiences, the challenges they face, and the benefits the’ve encountered in their journey with Open Science. This time: Simone Haarbosch.
Leon set up his own fund: “With the harbour in sight, talent must not be allowed to run aground”
Radboud alumnus Leon Römkens recently started his own Leon Römkens Fund, which belongs to the Radboud Fund.
Summer closure of Campus - impact on students
During the summer closure from Monday 14 July to Sunday 10 August 2025, a number of buildings will be closed. This message explains how this will affect students.
Flexible babies: eight-month-old babies can adapt their learning style to change
Babies as young as eight months old can adapt their learning style to changing situations, according to research by Francesco Poli of the Donders Institute at Radboud University.
Network maintenance work on Thursday 26 June: reconfirm your Wi-Fi access
Network maintenance will be carried out on Thursday morning, 26 June 2025. This will take place early in the morning, but the work may affect your Wi-Fi connection. This applies to all devices (laptop, tablet and smartphone).
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