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On Friday 2 October, the Public Prosecution Service announced that no criminal offences had been committed in connection with a video posted on social media by a UM student from Gaza. UM will speak with the student to determine how he can resume his studies in the near future.

The latest state elections in Germany are raising questions well beyond the country’s borders. The AfD’s strong result in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and the changing political balance in Berlin come at a crucial moment for the European Union, as member states negotiate the bloc’s next long-term budget.

For the Regio Deal application 'Samenhang in Preventie Zuid-Limburg' (Coherence in Prevention South Limburg), an amount of over € 1.6 million has been awarded by the Regio Deal Zuid-Limburg and Parkstad.

In February 2026, research into a Roman gaming stone from Heerlen made headlines around the world. Now, it has been nominated for the Quest science award. Help us win and cast your vote!

For a period of four years, Prof. Anke Moerland, together with other independent experts from academia, practice, and the judiciary, will advise the committee on issues concerning copyright and related rights.

What if information deliberately misleads us when it is delivered via social media, newspapers or television? What are the consequences, and what can society do about it? In the Netherlands, too, we are increasingly confronted with this form of disinformation.

Maastricht UMC+ Comprehensive Cancer Center has once again been accredited by the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) with the ‘Research Excellence’ designation, confirming the high quality of our cancer care.

Article about Erika Timmer

First-year Health Sciences students are making extensive use of ChatGPT and similar AI tools. Master’s students Fenne Gijzen and Luke Kox investigated which tasks these students outsource and how they reflect on this in their written assignments.

Congratulations to Marvin Martens, Egon Willighagen, Lars Eijssen and Susan Steinbusch-Coort!