Studentenvakbond LSVb is tegen de invoering van een avondklok. Maar studentenorganisatie ISO aarzelt: waarom zou je op de stoel van deskundigen gaan zitten?
Primary schools are being closed for longer and this is a major hassle. TU Delft teachers too are at their wits end because of home schooling.
When you pay for secured bike parking you expect to find your bike where you left it. That’s not what happened to master’s student Aleem Pirani.
Few Dream Teams will return to the Dream Hall next academic year. Who wants to and may stay, and who will leave, voluntarily or not? New guidelines will bring major changes.
The Dutch House of Representatives wants to see new regulations for participation bodies at universities. Scientists, students and trade unions seize their opportunity.
How would coastal dunes stand up to a superstorm? PhD candidate Paul van Wiechen is hoping to find out by building and testing a full-sized dune on the Dutch coast.
Resilience has been chosen as this year’s Dies theme, explains rector Tim van der Hagen, as TU Delft has continues its activities despite the Covid crisis.
Ze was een van de gezichten van de protestbeweging WOinActie, maar ze stopt ermee. Hoogleraar Ingrid Robeyns bezwijkt onder de druk waar ze jarenlang tegen heeft gevochten.
The main sponsor of the Vattenfall Solar Team has announced that its collaboration with the TU Delft solar car team will end after the upcoming race in Australia.
