They are of the latest trends in technology and culture and they are mostly cheaper than the usual hardcover printed books you buy in a bookshop. But where did all this start from?
 Brussels Accessible Art Fair (AAF)Started in 2007 the AAF takes place twice a year and attracts not only artists' attention but also the interest of visitors ranging from first time art buyers to art collectors. ... Read more... |
 The Unknown in Brussels: Gay-friendly cityBelgium was one of the first countries to legalize gay and lesbian weddings (2003) and also give them the possibility to adopt children (2006). That's probably why Brussels is kn... Read more... |
 “Leuven Is Not Leuven Without Students”Picture: (c) Serlinda Vigara Mas Erasmus of Rotterdam probably never imagined that through his work thousands of students could visit Europe combining their studies with the knowl... Read more... |
Leadership for TransformationINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION'S 11TH ANNUAL GLOBAL LEADER CONFERENCE The International Leadership Association is the foremost global membership organization devoted solely ... Read more... |
 MM stands for Museum, the new museum of the city of Leuven. Located in the small Leopold Vanderkelenstraat adjacent to the Bondgenotenlaan, it finally offers the culture house Leuv... Read more... |
 International Association: MOSAICMOSAIC: ASSOCIATION OF EGYPTIAN, LEBANESE, PALESTINIAN AND SYRIAN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES Thursday 21st May, a day of national celebration for Belgium, but a working day for the inter... Read more... |
 Eurovision PreviewIT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN Read more... |
 Interview With Leuven's Student CopWith over 30,000 students, Leuven has an unique outlook. In a way, it relieves the police forces; but at the same time, it brings about specific problems related to student life. T... Read more... |
 Fries To Combat Political Paralysis{jcomments on} After around 290 days without government, Belgian students from both sides of Belgium - Flanders and Wallonia -, are joining together to end the political crisis th... Read more... |
 Flemish or French; In What Language Do You Think?(c) Tim Joye "I think in French, Flemish and now, while I speak with you, I am thinking in English. Sometimes my mind is a mess", was Alain's answer. His father is Italian and his... Read more... |
 Mixed Feelings for “Love Now And Then”Love is back, perhaps. The latest Janus International Theatre’s play is worth at least a temporary resurrection. Love Now and Then is a thoughtful, nicely written script with an in... Read more... |
 "Sire, give me a hundred days"INTERVIEW WITH VICE RECTOR INTERNATIONAL POLICY AT K.U.LEUVEN, PROFESSOR BART DE MOOR Since the start of this academic year, the K.U.Leuven has a vice-rector for international p... Read more... |
New Media: a Strange Reality?Being friends with Barack Obama. Showing your buddies on Erasmus or back home how you passed your weekends. Hanging on the phone for nearly free for hours with your love who tempor... Read more... |
Civil Courage for DummiesK.U.Leuven Vice-Rector of student affairs,Tine Baelman, sent out an e-mail to all student informing that several cases of harassement of female students was reported in the last co... Read more... |
 From brown Buffalos to partying Tigers!Tet, Vietnamese New Year took place February 14th, on Valentines day. In Leuven each year, the association of Vietnamese students, Vinakul, organises the greatest Vietnamese Newyea... Read more... |
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