Na alle Amsterdamse protesten over medezeggenschap
kunnen Delftse studenten op 20 en 21 mei laten zien hoe
belangrijk zij dit vinden. Die dagen zijn er namelijk weer
studentenraadsverkiezingen.
Studenten strategic product design Elrein Blom, Nina van Leeuwaarden en Maaike Stoops proberen via crowdfunding vijfduizend euro startkapitaal te vergaren voor Cladlight.
The very first open air event of its kind, Mekel Market, is set to take place on the TU Delft campus. Being billed as a “lifestyle” event, the market will feature vendors selling their creations or vintage items, food, drink and entertainment.
In celebration of its five-year anniversary, the TU Delft Career Centre is organizing a series of events on May 19 to 21, 2015.
Seventy years after the end of the Second World War, TU Delft is putting on a large theatrical production about Delft students during the German occupation.
The food and drink on campus is a source of complaints from many staff and students, especially those from abroad. TU Delft has now come up with a plan to give them more choice. In addition to a one-off investment in suitable locations, it will cost the university around € 250,000 per year.
Civitas Studiosorum Reformatorum (CSR) may be a Christian student association, but considers itself a regular student fraternity.
Team of Getekend reaches out to an international audience with English surtitles.
In November, as part of a story about TU Delft’s World War II hero Frans van Hasselt, Delta announced plans for a 2015 historical play set in that very era.
Nothing is ever perfect. Not even the brand new Delft Station. Since its official opening in March, the Delft Station has seen a footfall of thousands. Quite a few of those commuters had some teething problems to point out.
The Hellenic Student and Alumni Society (HSASN) is organising a trip to Brussels from 3 to 5 May. Co-organiser and Architecture and the Built Environment alumnus Theodore Klouvas, half-Dutch and half-Greek himself and raised on Rhodes, wants to show the students taking part (particularly those from Southern European countries) that they have real opportunities on the job market.
