As students of the University of Amsterdam’s European Studies programme, we write quarterly magazine editions centred on abstract themes broadly related to Europe.
Explores the personal and global dimensions of change — from a student’s journey of self-discovery through uncertainty, to Malta’s balance of preservation and progress, and Yemen’s struggle between tradition and modernity — questioning whether change is always necessary for growth.
Reflect on the chaos and change of recent times in our edition ‘Eye of the Storm’, offering diverse perspectives on how we navigate political turmoil, personal growth, and cultural differences, while urging awareness and action for a better future.
Dive into the complexities of freedom — from political systems and reproductive rights to consumer choice and technology — exploring how freedom can empower, exploit, and even imprison, while urging reflection on who truly benefits from it in a world shaped by power and profit.
Explores the enduring power of myths — from ancient tales to modern metaphors — unraveling how they shape our views on politics, climate change, consumerism, and society, while inviting readers to reflect on the past year and embrace the possibilities of the next.