If you are a new student studying at university level in Maastricht, did you know you could get the city’s purple garbage bags for free?
That you are eligible for certain tax benefits others are not?
If not, just click on the University of Maastricht’s new web site: www.studentenstad.maastricht.nl.
Since August 2001, 16,000 students living in Maastricht can […]
Europeans living in border regions rarely limit themselves to their own country: Belgians work in The Netherlands, Germans go shopping in Belgium.
Open borders, and now, the euro, all make it easier.
However, people still have difficulty understanding each other. That’s why CICERO (Coordinatie en Informatie Centrum voor EuRegional Onderwijs) was started in March 2001. […]
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For the past few years Brazilian samba bands have become an increasingly popular feature of our Maastricht carnival and can no longer be dissociated from it. But what exactly are samba bands? Where do they come from? And how did they reach our city? To learn more about this phenomenon Marleen Vara speaks with three members of Passatempo, her favourite samba band in Maastricht. [continued…]
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