Brazil: Dilma Rousseff ElectedBrazilians "elected" their first female president, Dilma Rousseff last October 31. She won with 56.05 percent of the votes. Her opponent the Social-Democratic José Serra had the ot... Read more... |
 New Forum for Doctoral Students in LeuvenDoctoral students in Leuven have long been looking for a forum of their own where they can address their needs for social interaction, and academic and career related conundrums.... Read more... |
 International Association: Bana Leuven‘PEOPLE OF LEUVEN' BUT WITH STRONG TIES TO CONGO Here is The Voice’s interview with Rina Rabau of Bana Leuven, an organization borne out of the desire to bring people with affini... Read more... |
European Book Prize 2010Since the first edition of the European Book Prize, in 2007, marking the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the award committee has highlighted works that embody European valu... Read more... |
 BeleuvenissenA summer in Leuven isn't complete without Beleuvenissen. Every Friday of July, this free festival guaranties an evening of good vibes and music. Streets and squares will be trans... Read more... |
 Stu(c)k in Politics: The Lasagne ModelPicture: (c) Alejandra Salido From October to December, the K.U.Leuven hosts the seminar "About Belgium". During these three months, a series of conferences, meetings, recita... Read more... |
Crisis at University?45 professors from different faculties together wrote a letter to rector Mark Waer, in which they request to revise the concept note on the reorganisation of the management structu... Read more... |
 The Business of Politics and the Politics of BusinessUnited States president Obama’s recent visit to the land of the Great Wall, rather than the 20th anniversary celebration of the fall of the Berlin Wall, taken by some in Europe as ... Read more... |
 Moscow Art & fashion Scene: “Inspiration” By Christian DiorFrom 28 April 2011 until 24 July 2011 the famous Pushkin Museum of Fine Art in Moscow, Russia displays a splendid exhibition "Inspiration" which is to feature not less than 120 c... Read more... |
Japan: The Earthquake That Shook JapanAt 14:46 JST Friday, 11 March 2011 the most powerful earthquake in the history of Japan devastated the North Eastern island of Honshu, in the Tohoku region. Just over an hour later... Read more... |
 20 Years after the Fall of the Berlin WallIS EUROPE REALLY THAT UNITED? The Cold War placed Europe in a vacuum between East and West, which ended in 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the implosion of the Soviet Un... Read more... |
Worldfest in LeuvenThe famous Worldfest (Wereldfeest) has become a household name in Leuven when it comes to free festivals. Each year, this free and worldly vibed festival lures thousands of people ... Read more... |
Water Crisis Raises at the Midst of SummerWest Bank — At the midst of summer, water shortages are reaching a high point in the West Bank. Both cities as villages are experiencing cut offs from water supply and are forced t... 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... |
Time for Something Else in Economic Discourse?Commentaries on the recent ‘financial crisis’ of the past year abound, but rarely do they reflect a perspective outside of the economic orthodoxy that has become the status quo. Da... Read more... |
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