Yearbook 2020/2021
The yearbook is ready for you to download here. Have fun reading, and we want to express a huge thank you to the Yearbook Committee for all their hard work!
2307, 2021
0207, 2021
GMA 2021
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81363060130?pwd=VS9aMzg1T01OWVJUY1UzK0I4R3dPQT09 Meeting ID: 813 6306 0130 Passcode: 184743 The year is ending, which means it is time for our annual General Members Assembly, in which we will introduce the candidate board to you! We will also reflect on the year and the candidate board will introduce their policy plan for next year! We’re looking forward to seeing you there. You can find the agenda here. The minutes
2406, 2021
Throwback: June Book Club
And with this book club, LLACE wraps up its events for this academic year! We gathered this sunny evening to discuss Tillie Walden’s brilliant graphic novel “On a Sunbeam”. We talked about the characters, the diverse storylines, the illustrations, escapism, friendship, love, secrets, mysteries and the beautiful world this story is built in. The collective rating of the book was 4.875, which looks promising! We were looking for a wholesome,
1006, 2021
June Book Club: On a Sunbeam
As the academic year comes to an end, we want to end it with a last fun book club about “On A Sunbeam” by Tillie Walden. You can access the graphic novel via this link: https://www.onasunbeam.com/ , or if you prefer a physical copy, you can get yours at Athenaeum (don’t forget the Etcetera discount code!): https://www.athenaeum.nl/boek/… . It is a sci-fi story about love, friendship, mystery of origins, reconstructing
0706, 2021
Guest Lecture: Cities and Literature
We’re beyond excited to announce the (unfortunately last) guest lecture of the year! Dr Ben Moore will be speaking about cities and literature and give us an insight on “invisible architecture”. No idea what that means? Join us on the 7th June at 4pm and find out!
2904, 2021
April Book Club: The Memory Police
It is April, and LLACE is back with a new book club, for which we have chosen “The Memory Police” by Yōko Ogawa. You can purchase your copy at Athenaeum Boekhandel via this link (don’t forget to use the Etcetera discount code!): https://www.athenaeum.nl/boek/… . We hope to see many of you there, and stay tuned for the Zoom link!
2004, 2021
TB: March Book Club
To honour Women’s History Month, Michelle Obama’s podcast was definitely the right choice, and discussing topics such as diversity in leadership, failure, race, to name but a few, was a great way to spend our evening. It is safe to say that podcasts are a great choice to listen to, and Michelle Obama’s down-to-earth conversation with her mentors and mentees was definitely the right pick for this book club.
2004, 2021
TB: PSE Workshop
A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our sign language workshop, we were thrilled to have you all there and learn the basics of PSE along with you. From learning the alphabet to learning greetings, questions, literature-related terms, and signs for emergencies, we were super excited and hope you were too. Big thanks to Milena for hosting such a successful evening, and for being such a great tutor.
2004, 2021
TB: February Book Club
This book club was a little different from our previous ones, as this was a collaboration with our student magazine Writer’s Block! From reading their 45th issue, to planning the book club together, to finally discussing it on Zoom, attendees also had the opportunity to talk with the editors, illustrators, and authors about what the process of writing is like, as well as exchanging ideas and thoughts on the respective
2004, 2021
TB: Bake & Chat
What batter way to ring in the weekend than to bake, eat, and chat? Along with discussing movies (particularly the bad ones), participants asked and provided for some very useful tips on how to cope with (online) uni life, including managing stress and workload. We loved seeing some new faces and the yummy goods people brought with them – a big thank you to all who came, and remember: keep