With the discussion on climate activism in mind, student Antonio Küng is baffled about TU Delft’s growth plans. “Students have a big role to play.”
During a trip to Sweden, student Bas Rooijakkers discovers that almost everything in the Netherlands is actually more expensive. Except alcohol.
Student Mels Habold sees a strong belief in technology as a solution to the climate crisis. This is a limited view, he writes.
Among the tens of thousands of TU Delft students, why does not even one attach themself to something demanding the defossilisation of the curriculum, wonders Bob van Vliet.
TU Delft’s master programme in science communication faces uncertainty. Alumni are concerned. Two of them, Bram Peerlings and Sander van Welsem, compiled their views.
Columnist Birgit van Driel wondered about the importance and risks associated with academic traditions. To gown or not to gown? That is the question.
Students of chemical technology are often criticised for their choice of study. This is not right, says Monique van der Veen, as it is a good option.
Student Bas Rooijakkers has written columns for Delta for a year now and is sometimes recognised on the street.
A ‘consultation round’ on a far reaching decision that seems to have already been taken, is a missed opportunity, says Bob van Vliet. He detects resignation and cynicism.
