Our latest edition, Onbekend Maakt Onbemind, is out! Grab yourself a copy at the faculty or read it online here!

Do you or someone you know have a passion for writing? Look here!

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Our February 2022 edition, "Where?", is out now! Grab your copy at the faculty!

Our December 2021 edition, entitled "Cheap" is out now! Grab your copy at the faculty for some reading material over the winter holidays!

Humour, the first edition of the 21/22 academic year, is out now! Get your copy at the faculty or read it online! This edition explores the topic Humour, the glue that some claim holds our society together. In it, we explore stereotypes, the anatomy of jokes, serious architects, funny projects, coping mechanisms and much more!

Over the summer, the Bnieuws team worked hard on our contribution to the "What have we learned?" exhibition that took place in the orange hall of the faculty in September. The exhibition, organised by the BK EXPO team, invited various groups and committees at the faculty to explore what the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic would be for architecture, city planning and education. With our contribution, we revisited all of the things that the Bnieuws team did throughout the pandemic period, and invited visitors to share their own experiences of what they learned.

Bnieuws is looking for a new editor to join our team!

Optimism and Pessimism is out now, get your copy at the faculty! This edition explores the importance of our perspective and the way it can shape our design process, attitude and lives in general. Featuring a collaboration with the 2021 INDESEM team, who share their experiences in planning the INDESEM event and the ups and downs they went through throughout the year.

The latest edition of Bnieuws is now available at the faculty and online! This edition explores colours and the diverse meanings and interpretations they can have, both in architecture and in our personal lives. Get your copy at the faculty or start reading online!

For our February edition of Taboo, we worked with Urbanism student Raven van der Steen to create a linocut design that represented the visual symbology of taboos. Of the 400 copies that we printed of this edition, 350 had a digitally printed version of this cover design. For the remaining 50, we hand-printed the linocut onto the front covers, creating 50 unique editions. See our process here!