On 14 April in Maastricht, MAIN (Maastricht AI & Tech Network) and Omnium are bringing together voices from academia and industry for an engaging panel discussion on one of the most important questions of our time: what will work look like in the age of AI?

The Tension between Social Safety and Intellectual Freedom: Dealing with Sensitive Topics in Research and Education
The university should be a place where ideas can flow freely. But how free is academic discourse today? In this dialogue we look at situations on the floor and in the classroom, and explore tensions between academic freedom and social safety. 
 

What will the future of our food system look like in the face of climate change and population growth — and how can we actively shape it together?

We are delighted to invite you to a municipal debate evening where local political parties will discuss issues that directly impact students in Maastricht. If you’re interested in learning more about politics in Maastricht and how it affects you, be sure to join us! 

A comedy and talk-show about the energy crisis, housing stress, and student reality. Cold rooms. Rising rent. Energy bills that decide your month. For many students and young people, this is not temporary. It is daily reality. Housing, heating, and sustainability are not abstract policies. They shape how you live, study, sleep, and survive. When basic needs become unstable, the pressure does not stay personal. It becomes social.

During this evening we will focus on the Israeli patterns of repeated violations of international law and sovereignty.