The hundred-year history of the Utrecht Historical Student Association (UHSK) demonstrates how vital student associations are in fostering connections between students, lecturers, the university, and the city of Utrecht. This book presents a vivid portrait of many generations of history students as they found their way within the city of Utrecht, the university, and the student association. For some students, the association functioned as a trade union for the left-leaning historian-in-the-making; for others, it was a social club that organised drinks and offered discounted textbooks; for some, a “home away from home,” and for others, the place where lifelong friendships were forged.
In-depth essays, personal interviews, and columns reflect on a century of academic education, student life, and changing student populations. There is one constant: within the UHSK, students come together, share experiences, and study history side by side. In short, history as a unifying force.



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