D.S.V.V. Punch is het nieuwe jaar begonnen met een sponsorloop. Van 1 tot en met 8 januari lopen twintig leden van de vereniging hard voor de stichting Spieren voor Spieren.
Although there were no large-scale new year’s eve parties and limited amount of fireworks, plenty of news about students and higher education was published the last two weeks.
Their idea may help drone delivery companies get the Covid vaccine to remote areas. What master’s student Akash Pandey and his teammates need now is funding.
Delta will be on holiday for a couple of weeks. For those with time to read, this is our list of some of the great stories in 2020.
The pandemic is forcing many international students to celebrate Christmas in Delft this year. Sometimes alone. “The outbreak of the coronavirus has put a stop to everything.”
Directness and prejudice, language development delays and a confusing tax system. Caribbean students face all sorts of problems in the Netherlands.
“More diversity?” In academic circles this phrase often still means “more women”, says political scientist Saskia Bonjour. Too little is being done for other target groups.
Universities in the Netherlands will receive 20 million euros from the government to fund 1,200 temporary jobs for a maximum of six months. This should bring some relief.
Instead of contributing to commuting costs, all TU Delft staff will receive an allowance for working at home between 1 January and 1 September 2021.
