We want to get to know the growing Campus Fryslan community better. Following the nature of our committee, we do so with the use of data. Every week, there is going to be a new poster with which you can tell us a bit about yourself! We are very curious to get to know each other in a quantitative way and share a bit about CF's population!

Week one was all about endurance! How long have you been part of the faculty? You can find the results in the small plot. It does not come as a huge surprise that most of us are not here for very long as we are a quickly growing faculty. At the same time, we are happy to hear that the overwhelming majority hopes to stay for a bit longer!

For week two, we had the suspicion that a lot of people on campus are consciously reducing their meat consumption /consumption of animal products. Thus, we wanted to know it a little more in detail. Turns out we were right! The majority of us do not consume meat, quite some people are even vegan or at least almost (the ones placing their dot on the line got their own category) and then there is a large group of flexitarians as well. Finally, isn't it interesting that some people will probably change their diets except for the very steadfast omnivores?!

Week three was overshadowed by the last weeks of the term. Therefore, we wanted to give you the opportunity to tell everyone how you are coping with the deadlines. Unfortunately, not as many of us were 'nailing it'. Nevertheless, you guys are at least not in total despair yet...or at least that was the smallest category besides these rebels who had to put their labels on the line. In essence, the ones suffering mostly cope with it with an emotional rollercoaster, a careless attitude or positive self-assurance. Sounds like the campus is handling it somewhat well, right? Don't forget to reach out to friends and family or professionals but be reminded for next time that the final week is only a week!!

PS: hardly any member of staff/PhD student doesn't care anymore - we love your passion, keep it up!

How do you get to your favourite university building (which is of course lovely the Beurs) was the question for week 4. Most of us either walk or cycle (or a mixture of both), which is not very surprising given the size of Leeuwarden. Only the people who travel for more than half an hour tend to take the public transport or other modes of transportation. Great to see that the faculty lives up to its sustainable standards - only very few travel by car apparently!

Steering towards the final weeks of the academic year (already?!), we are interested in your favourite study spots. That includes whether you're a regualar there or only seen when "shit hits the fan". Apparently, we seem to love our building and homes at any time! I assume that is a good sign for both environments. Interestingly, the libraries in Leeuwarden become increasingly attractive in desperate times when we need our full concentration. Are there too much distractions at home and too many people to procrastinate with at uni?