A new Vox issue is out! In this interview special seven people, all connected to Radboud University, share their views on today's world. Are they getting depressed or do they take their chances?

The Netherlands makes Bert Brussen depressed. The former Radboud student and editor-in-chief of The Post Online wants to get out of here. Too many moral crusaders. Too much political correctness. This country sucks.

In the Vox‘ interview special, to be released om campus coming Monday, he tells his story. How different from Olivia Rasigraf’s experience. How many obstacles this microbiologist from Ukraine had to conquer to finally end up in this ‘heaven’. Europeans have no idea how good they have it, she warns.

Tornado

In this new Vox issue seven people share their views on today’s world. Should we fear Donald Trump? Is science capable of defending itself? Stan Gielen, former dean of the Faculty of Science, looks back at his first year ar NWO. PhD student Maria Vliek lived for three years in Mombasa, which changed her perspective on Islam. Weatherwoman Margot Ribberink is worried about climate change. Although she likes to hunt tornadoes in the USA – extreme weather is on the increase as a result of climate change – she calls Trump a ‘disaster’ for our planet.

And Law student Mienke de Wilde? She converted to Pastafarianism and meets the world wearing a colander on her head.

The English edition of Vox Magazine can be found on campus coming Monday. To read the issue online, follow this link.