Campaign films, TV debates between political parties, columnist Bas Rooijakkers got really fed up with it all over the last few weeks. He has an idea about how to improve it.
If TU Delft can push electives on artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship, why does it not do so for climate education, wonders columnist Bob van Vliet.
Vishal Onkhar is on the way to becoming a Dutch citizen. A journey to a huge and permanent destination.
In the prelude to International Women’s Day, the term equity made its debut at TU Delft. According to student Dennis Lappee this is hazardous.
Columnist Birgit van Driel believes that it is essential that scientists collaborate. But she also argues for healthy rivalry to speed up scientific breakthroughs.
A real feast for the eyes, Dap Hartmann ironically calls TU Delft’s new light blue sustainable plastic cutlery. In this column, he lucidly explains why.
Bas Rooijakkers gets very annoyed by the gambling advertisements on TV and at the campus bus stops. Given the growing number of young adult gambling addicts, this is not good.
Pro tip for anyone on the brink of climate depression: do not read Andreas Malm’s How to Blow Up a Pipeline shortly after watching Bo Burnham’s Inside.
Columnist Vishal Onkhar tried ChatGPT. To him it is reminiscent of a newly built home that does not (yet) feel lived-in. But for how long?
