EmbrACE Magazine

EmbrACE magazine is the magazine of The Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication (ESHCC) and International Faculty Association ACE. EmbrACE magazine binds students with the faculty and society by opinions and background stories about culture, history and media. The EmbrACE is published four times a year. The editorial team behind the magazine also writes articles that will be posted on the website throughout the year. All members of ACE will receive a copy of the magazine. If you are interested in receiving a copy of the magazine or want to discuss other issues concerning the EmbrACE, please send an email to editorinchief@ifaace.nl.

DISCLAIMER: the EmbrACE is a platform where members of the editorial team are free to let their opinions be heard on a variety of subjects. However, one must keep in mind that their opinions are just that and don't reflect the opinion of the Association.

Berdan’s Binge-Watch Corner #9

9 Dec 18

Dear readers, my name is Berdan and I’d like to welcome you to my binge-watch corner. Here, I will provide you with monthly updates including the best recommendations when it comes to binge-watching. Whether it’s movies or series; whether it’s comedy or horror; drama or science fiction, you’ll find it all over here on the EmbrACE online magazine. So, jump in, and join me on my crazy ride through the land of Netflix. Who wouldn’t want to live there?...
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What You Did Not Know About Double Degrees

9 Dec 18

They can be anything. What do you mean anything? You can do as many programmes as you like. Wait, but aren’t there specific double degrees at Erasmus......
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Kunst = Kapital

5 Dec 18

We really have to get over this elitist idea that demanding pay for art is taboo. For centuries, the artistic genius, one fantastically plagued by an overflowing and endless amount of creativity, has been portrayed as a labourer unmoved by financial worries. On the other hand......
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Making a List, Checking It Twice

27 Nov 18

Keeping a planner is what I feel like an introduction to adulthood. It is a great way to form the habit of keeping a habit. It is also a gateway to getting somewhat organized, at least get the illusion of being organized......
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