Columnist Menno Blaauw recalls his rough student days. Is alcohol still such a big problem for today’s students?
Last week when I got into the elevator at the Faculty, as the doors were closing behind me, I could just overhear from the hallway: ‘Hey, cool! That was Bob in real life!’
Shell is hiding behind a façade of sustainability while investing billions in its fossil fuel ventures. TU Delft should stop looking the other way, Vishal Onkhar writes.
VVD MP Mark Harbers pleads for new nuclear energy plants for the Netherlands. Nuclear physicist Jan Leen Kloosterman wants research money for better thorium reactors.
How should we discuss thorny topics like immigration or anti-vaccination? During her summer break, columnist Monique van der Veen found some answers.
Columnist Menno Blaauw had to decide whether he would stand for election for the Works Council again. Reasons enough to stay, was his conclusion.
Was the game with which TU Delft opened the academic year a secret attempt at radical satire? Where is the debate at this overworked university, asks columnist Bob van Vliet.
PhD candidate Geertje Slingerland found ways to deal with pressure without working extra hours or increasing work anxiety. She shares her way of working with her colleagues.
Cameras around campus are monitoring whether people are keeping enough distance. Disproportionate, says JOVD Delft, who is calling on the Executive Board to have them removed.
