On the night of September 4, 2026, Anak Krakatau began an eruption that would become one of its most intense eruptive episodes of the year. At around 11:07 p.m. WIB, the volcano began producing lava fountains accompanied by powerful booms and deep rumbling sounds. The activity continued into the early hours of September 6, lasting... Continue Reading →
Indonesia through the eyes of student Jerhemy Owen
5-minute read Although many of us are over this “new normal”, the COVID situation has been a blessing in disguise for at least one of our fellow students. So why not live vicariously through him?! Eighteen-year-old Jerhemy Owen went back to Indonesia over the Christmas holidays, and despite what is currently happening in the Netherlands,... Continue Reading →
