A new student-led journal from our department!

Congratulations to our fantastic students on their hard work founding a student-run history journal. You can read the first issue here:

Wonderful initiative!

Publication alert 📢 Our ESHCC History students have launched the first issue of History Collective, the new student journal! The issue contains articles on Palestine, music and political activism in 1960s Chile and more - check it out: eurhistorycollective.com/volume-i

It’s a great day to get your iced coffee and read History Collective’s first issue! Did you know that our issue is also available in print?☀️

History Collective is a journal inspired by the renowned ‘Rotterdam perspective’: edgy, progressive, diverse and unique. Get your copy by sending us an e-mail or DM!📩

History Collective is now available internationally! #bogaziciuniversity #erasmusuniversityrotterdam

An essay titled “Why Capitalism Alienates Us From Our Labour?” by Burak Reisyan is now available on our blog! Read via the link below. eurhistorycollective.com/post/why-capit…

We have some exciting news coming soon!

A piece titled “Transkribus: the Learning Process” by William Robertson and Dr. Natália da Silva Perez (supervisor) is now available on our blog! eurhistorycollective.com/post/transkrib…

Submissions for Volume II: Borders are now open. eurhistorycollective.com/submission

Do you want to be a part of our Editorial Board? Apply now!⏰

Last week we gathered with other student journals of history in the Netherlands and exchanged ideas. It is very exciting to be a part of this collaborative process! Looking. forward to upcoming meetings🙌🏻

Great news! If you are looking for an opportunity to publish your paper, you no longer need to wait for our announcement. You can submit your paper to History Collective at anytime via email. [email protected]

On March 14th, History Collective members Janset, Yukiko, Mariam, Beau, and Sophie attended the NIOD Symposium Excavating Sobibor. Many thanks to NIOD | Bluesky: @niodamsterdam.bsky.social for having us!

“You cannot remember some tragedies and choose to forget others.” Our editorial board member Janset Nil Genç’s essay “When Remembering Becomes Forgetful: Reflections on the symposium Excavating Sobibor” is now available on our blog. Link below: eurhistorycollective.com/post/when-reme…

Anne van Dijken’s essay “Mobilizing Non-Western Narratives in University Education” is now available on our blog. Click here to read: eurhistorycollective.com/post/mobilizin…

It is our pleasure to announce that the second volume of History Collective: Erasmus Student Journal of History Studies is now available online. You can read the complete second volume via this link: eurhistorycollective.com/volume-ii