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English Speakers Find More Opportunities in Dutch Workforce
While more jobs are now available to English speakers, the Dutch language remains the primary gateway to career opportunities.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Interest Rates on Student Debt Rise Again - A Growing Burden for Graduates
Although the increase is small, students with significant debt will still face thousands in additional interest payments over time.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Is Your Student House Unsafe? Here’s How to Address It
Steps you can take to resolve housing issues with your landlord.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Concerns Rise Over 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Expansion in Groningen and Beyond
Young people and vulnerable groups at risk as payment schemes reach physical stores.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Has Groningen Become Unsafe?
Despite recent incidents, Groningen remains relatively safe, but public concerns highlight the need for continued vigilance.
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Lisa Vinogradova
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Labor Day Demonstration in Groningen Disrupted
 • Anila Singh
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Why Groningen Is More Impressive Than You Think
 • Lisa Vinogradova and Arian Adeli
How Can I Protect Myself in The Netherlands?
 • Wiktor Kraskowski
What to Do in Groningen in August?
 • Wiktor Kraskowski

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Interest Rates on Student Debt Rise Again - A Growing Burden for Graduates
Although the increase is small, students with significant debt will still face thousands in additional interest payments over time.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
Is Your Student House Unsafe? Here’s How to Address It
Steps you can take to resolve housing issues with your landlord.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
Exploring Coffee Culture in Groningen: A Chat on the New, the Old and the Other with Blair
I have been living in Groningen for six years and I have witnessed plenty of coffee places open up or close.
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Flavia Ghețu
RUG and Hanze Students Planning Actions Against Government's Education Cuts
Planned actions target reduced basic grants, long-term study fines, and budget cuts, with protests set for October 18 in The Hague.
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Lisa Vinogradova
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Testing our Teamwork at Escape Hunt Groningen
Challenging puzzles, adrenaline-fueled teamwork, and unforgettable moments—Escape Hunt Groningen offers the ultimate escape room experience.
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Lisa Vinogradova
What to Do in Groningen in October?
Thinking of checking out something new or just want to fill up your free afternoon? Check our monthly events agenda and take the chance to discover…
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Wiktor Kraskowski
Exploring Coffee Culture in Groningen: A Chat on the New, the Old and the Other with Blair
I have been living in Groningen for six years and I have witnessed plenty of coffee places open up or close.
 • 
Flavia Ghețu
First Jonge Harten Festival 2024 Tickets Go on Sale Today
Explore theatre, dance, and more from November 15 to 23, as young creators invite you to break boundaries and shape the future.
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Lisa Vinogradova
What to Do in Groningen in September?
Don't know what to do in September? We have your back with a list of diverse and interesting events. Check it out and pull out your agenda!
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Wiktor Kraskowski
Where to Shop for Furniture as a Student in Groningen: A Comprehensive Guide
A guide to affordable furniture shopping in Groningen for students, featuring stores and budgeting tips
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Flavia Ghețu

Politics/Law

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Interest Rates on Student Debt Rise Again - A Growing Burden for Graduates
Although the increase is small, students with significant debt will still face thousands in additional interest payments over time.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
What the Upcoming Budget Cut for Groningen Could Mean for the City
Municipality faces a funding shortfall of €33 million from 2026, urges the national government for support.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Wage Increases and Other Government Budget Plans for 2025
New income tax brackets and reduced expat benefits offer slight relief, but rising costs for healthcare, housing, and energy put pressure on households.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Dutch Government's Short-Term Focus Risks Long-Term Prosperity, Experts Warn
Key agencies criticise budget cuts to education, research, and climate policies, cautioning that short-term fixes could harm future growth and…
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Lisa Vinogradova
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Museum Night Returns to Groningen for an Evening of Art, Culture, and Festivities
An exciting night of art, culture, and entertainment across seven museums in Groningen.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Liberation Festival and 8-Day Fair Coming to Groningen Again After Being Cancelled Last Year
Groningen's celebration of history and culture with the 8-day fair and 4-day festival for Liberation day, from August 21-28th
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Lisa Vinogradova
What Is a Student Association and Should You Join One?
Embrace student life in Groningen: a comprehensive guide to joining student associations.
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Lisa Vinogradova
Best Bookstores in Groningen for English Books
Discover all the bookstores in Groningen that offer English books
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Flavia Ghețu

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English Speakers Find More Opportunities in Dutch Workforce
While more jobs are now available to English speakers, the Dutch language remains the primary gateway to career opportunities.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
Is Your Student House Unsafe? Here’s How to Address It
Steps you can take to resolve housing issues with your landlord.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
Concerns Rise Over 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Expansion in Groningen and Beyond
Young people and vulnerable groups at risk as payment schemes reach physical stores.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
Has Groningen Become Unsafe?
Despite recent incidents, Groningen remains relatively safe, but public concerns highlight the need for continued vigilance.
 • 
Lisa Vinogradova
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