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The Running Human | Lecture and Conversation with sociologist Hidde Bekhuis and physiologist Maria Hopman
What makes running so appealing? What does it do to your body, your brain, your mental health, and your social life? What does the running hype say about our society?
Neurodiversity: Is Every Brain Unique? | Lecture and conversation with scientific researcher Amy De Roubaix and philosopher Léon de Bruin
No brain is the same. Yet society is largely shaped around the idea of a ‘standard brain.’ If you deviate from that norm, we now speak of a ‘neurodivergent brain’. What do we really mean when we talk about neurodiversity?
The Challenges of First Generation Students | Academic Affairs with educational experts Arnoud Oude Groote Beverborg and Petrie van der Zanden
When you go to university, does it matter if your parents also went there or not? What does it mean to be a first-generation student? And why is this getting more and more attention now?
Guilt-Free Enjoyment? | Lecture and conversation with psychologist Esther Papies and philosopher Luca Consoli
Is a sustainable life simply less fun and we have to settle for less, or is it exactly the other way round: can we no longer enjoy without consuming?
Elections. What Does the Outcome Tell Us? | Current Affairs Lecture with Political Historian Anne Bos, Political Sociologist Katerina Manevska and political scientist Koen Vossen
Who is the big winner of this election? Just one day after the vote, we take stock: what does the outcome mean? Which coalitions are feasible—both in terms of seat numbers and political compatibility?
Everyday Courage | Lecture and Conversation with philosopher Paola Verhaert, ethicist Luca Consoli and scholar of religion Arjan Sterken
Courage means consciously choosing the path of greatest resistance. But why would you do that? And what does courage mean in a world where problems often seem so vast that our personal efforts hardly seem to matter?
The Art of Being Yourself | Lecture and Conversation with Artist Bas Kosters and Philosopher Ype de Boer
Is your ‘self’ hidden deep within, or does it emerge through what you do, say, and create? Learn from artist Bas Kosters - known for his vibrant designs -and philosopher Ype de Boer as they explore the art of being yourself.
Radboud Reflects Book Club on Open Socrates | With Philosopher Cees Leijenhorst and Moderator Noortje Schonck
Read a recently published philosophical or in-depth book, discuss it with each other and a scientist, and draw lessons for your own life and personal development.
Nijmegen and Slavery | Lecture and conversation with historian Joris van den Tol, researcher Nikita Krouwel and chair of NiNsee Dave Ensberg-Kleijkers
How significant was Nijmegen’s role in the colonial slavery system? New research reveals that city officials in Nijmegen enabled slavery, sustained it, and personally profited from it. What does this knowledge mean for how we view our city?
Le Répondeur. On Identity and Authenticity | Film & Conversation with philosopher Lisa Kampen
What makes you who you are? Can someone else take over your identity? Learn from philosopher Lisa Kampen about these questions.
Climate Stories And (In)Human Times | Radboud Reflects @Schemerlicht with philosopher Boris van Meurs
According to philosopher Paul Ricoeur, we make time ‘human-like’ by telling stories. Can stories make the climate crisis tangible? Learn from philosopher Boris van Meurs about stories, non-human time, and our relationship with the planet.