New policies show that Shell is not regretful about the harm it is inflicting on the world, writes master’s student Antonio Küng. TU Delft should draw a conclusion from that.
Dap Hartmann recommends doctoral candidates to read Beyond Sleep. When encountering setbacks, you can draw solace from it, reminding you that matters could be worse.
Bas Rooijakkers finds the OWee rules too strict. What better way is there to break the ice than by having a few refreshing drinks?
In discussions about the need for climate education, something about the reactions of many colleagues strikes Bob van Vliet. Not surprising, but to him worrying.
Walking in the countryside outside Delft, Vishal Onkhar found himself humming a strangely familiar tune. He traced its origins and realised that he was living in this poem.
Columnist Birgit van Driel enjoyed living at the JvB while studying very much. She would like all students to have a wonderful student life and a close group of housemates.
Did Professor Tim de Zeeuw really do very bad things that justify harsh sanctions? If so, Dap Hartmann says it’s in everyone’s interest that this is made explicit.
Bas Rooijakkers is concerned that if the BSA is reduced, many students will start their second year with a minimal recommendation. And that others will throw in the towel.
Collaboration with fossil fuel companies is detrimental to TU Delft’s research, PhD candidate Davide Rega writes in this letter. “It is a matter of how we conceive our work.”
