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Things are buzzing at the University of Antwerp. You know that too. 

Every day, our 22,000 students are encouraged to shape the future. Our colleagues are doing groundbreaking scientific research. Our 65,000 alumni have impact, world wide. This creates a stream of stories. Therefore, Stroom will be the name of our new online platform, where we can share these stories with the world.

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On Stroom, you can read, listen and watch. Are you ready to discover UAntwerp in a whole new way? Come aboard and enjoy our latest news on your smartphone, laptop or tablet.

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Reread some of the previous issues

  • Yousra Benfquih and Catherine Van de Heyning: 'Don't leave human rights just to jurists'

  • Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven and Paul Van Hoeydonck: 'Art connects us'

  • Philosopher Ludo Abicht: ‘Young people do respond, but with less hope'

  • Enterprising academic Natalie De Schepper: ‘Women sometimes undermine themselves’

  • Law student Jef Vandorpe: 'My wheelchair isn't a point'

  • Biologist Herwig Leirs: 'Our intensive livestock farming makes us vulnerable to pandemics'

  • Comedian and entrepeneur Kamal Kharmach: 'Humorists are very good marketeers'

  • Superwoman Angelique Van Ombergen: 'Children are grateful audience'

  • Palestinian doctor Izzeldin Abuelaish: 'Hatred damages your health'

  • Mathieu Terryn (Bazart): 'I'm the director of my own circus'

  • Alzheimer expert Rosa Rademakers: 'We may be more assertive'

  • Alumnus of the year Luc Suykens: 'Scale is needed'

  • Alumna Karen Van Godtsenhoven is living the American dream: 'I love the drive here'

  • Virologist Pierre Van Damme: 'The end-game has started'

  • Alumna and journalist Linda De Win: 'I have become milder'

  • Alumnus and judge Geert De Baere: 'I really shape justice'

  • Top economist Jeffrey Sachs: 'The situation is severe'

  • Danielle Dierckx, coordinator at concert hall Roma: 'Participation is my thing'

  • Bart and Stijn Peeters about order and chaos: 'We share the urge to live intensely'

  • Alumnus Jeroen Olyslaegers, novelist and activist: 'I want to give back things'

  • Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg about Trump: 'I must and shall to something'

  • Hanan Challouki builds bridges: 'There is too much distrust'

  • New rector Herman Van Goethem: 'We should take stand more strongly'

  • Kimberly Buys and Serge Pauwels combine top-class sport and university studies

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