Author: Van Schooten Z

Mirlanda got taken from her family in Haïti years ago. Last year she discovered the truth about what happened and is getting back in touch with her biological mother.

Going on a trip by yourself? That's not something everyone is willing to do. Two women decided it was time and tell us their experiences.

Now that most Christmas parties are over, what better way to enjoy the lazy, dark, rainy days than by having a movie marathon? Christmas movies are a must this season so find out which flicks students (and teachers) prefer.

Not everyone can celebrate Christmas with their family this year. Students around the world that tested positive for Corona are enjoying the holidays quarantining. What is their experience and how are they staying busy? Let's find out!

Club Brugge once again made racist comments during a match against Anderlecht. Young fans from both teams share their opinion on what happened and how the Pro League should move forwards.

Eye of the tiger: researchers found two divergent groups of tiger sharks. This is an important breakthrough for scientists fighting climate change.

The rules on Covid-19 in Europe are tightening once again. Three students from Germany, Austria and the Netherlands give some insights on the matter and how it effects them in their daily life.

Living in a dorm in the city isn't always a walk in the Parc. Especially when you're used to nature, forrest, fields and all of that good stuff. Student Alexi is giving a few tips on how she's turning her dorm into a tiny forrest.

Growing up in Tahiti, French Polynesia was truly magical. Palmtrees, tropical fruit, bungalows and clear waters were part of my day to day life. What was life like living there? Let me show you.

The movie Eternals is banned in certain Gulf States because of a same-sex kiss. Disney is not planning on cutting these scenes.

As we get closer to the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, more people are protesting. In Belgium marches were mainly held in Brussels but last Friday people got together in Antwerp and Gent.

It's Black History Month in the UK. The knowledge Lavinya Stennet (23) has about her ancestors is self-taught. She realized that was not acceptable and created The Black Curriculum, an organization that educates young students on Black history.

Due to the coronavirus the fight against climate change was put on hold. A year and a half later 70.000 people showed up in Brussels, proving the revolution isn't over. How was it, what has changed and what will the future bring?

In honor of World Ocean Day 2021, let's have a look into the way sharks are being treated around the world. A summary? Massacre after massacre every single day and nobody is talking about it. What is culling and why is it useless, let's find out.

Sint-Joost-ten-Node, een wijk waar je niet meteen aan zou denken als je prachtige architectuur wilt zien. Hier willen wij veranderingen in brengen. Maak met ons een architecturale reis doorheen Saint-Josse. Verwacht gebouwen van 1864 tot 2015.

Get ready for a night of cracking codes and unsolved murder, here are the best true crime documentaries to watch right now.

After a three-week hunger strike opposition leader Aleksej Navalny started eating again. Russian authorities agreed to get him medical assistance. How did he end up in prison? What's the situation in Russia right now? Let's recap.

World champion Jasmine Harrison rowed solo from Spain to Antigua over the Atlantic Ocean in the 2020 Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge. She completed the hardest row competition in the world in 70 days.

Plastic pollution is a huge problem all over the world. Rajagopalan Vasudevan, professor at Thiagarajar College of Engineering in India has found a solution: a way to hide plastic bags, caps and cups in our roads.

Ashton Lang, a young fashion student working on his new gender-neutral collection, tells us about gender-fluid movement and the fashion industry.