Every 7 years, the European Union allocates European funds to European institutions in order to help them respond to the challenges of the territories and populations.

Universities of Liège, Bochum, Deusto, Oulu and Erasmus Rotterdam are launching a one-week Summer School about Aging well in post-industrial territories in September 2023, aiming to bring together students, researchers, local actors and citizens.

As the World Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia approaches, ULiège is committed to the fight against all forms of discrimination and violence based on gender or sexual preference.

In this issue, we dive into the new challenges in the Faculty of Architecture and in the Media, Culture and Communication Department, the ambitions of RISE, a project in the groundnut basin of Senegal and an opinion on the GPA.

On Friday 12 May 2023, Valérie Glatigny, Minister for Higher Education and Research, met with students and staff from the various veterinary clinics.

From September 2023, ULiège will open an engineering course entirely dedicated to the field of energy to meet the challenges of decarbonization of our domestic and industrial activities.

Discover the activities organised by the University of Liège as part of the "Printemps à vélo" operation proposed by Wallonia and the Tous vélos actifs unit.

In an ageist society where seniors are not valued very much, Stéphane Adam, professor of the psychology of aging, takes every opportunity to spread a message that is rarely heard, yet is full of hope and optimism.

This year's theme is machine learning and data analysis in oceanography. More than 130 scientists from all over the world will be present in Liege.

The mission led by Vice-Rector Pierre Duysinx takes stock of the Central Africa Platform and meets the University of Kinshasa (UNIKIN).