Bas Rooijakkers started studying in the year that the basic student grant was scrapped. Looking at his mountain of debt, he asks himself how it will affect his future.
Student Mels Habold criticised the way in which Delta reported on the petition against the Honorary Doctorate for Timmermans. Delta’s response is below this letter.
Why do we give grades, wonders columnist Bob van Vliet. The more he thinks about it, the fewer good reasons he sees.
European Commissioner Frans Timmermans deserves an honorary doctorate from TU Delft, argues the Student Council, though the petition against it was not such a bad thing.
Net als andere ouders ziet redacteur Jos Wassink hoe z’n studerende kinderen een schuldenberg vergaren. Nu de basisbeurs terugkeert doet hij een voorstel voor de verrekening.
Master’s student Nathan Kramer responded to the Get rid of those crazy deadlines letter. He believes that there are simply too many deadlines and they hinder creativity.
Master’s student Mathijs van Kouwen wants TU Delft to ban deadlines between 23:00 and 11:00. “Protect students from sleepless nights.”
Monique van der Veen sees plenty of opportunities for anyone wanting to set up a company in smart, well thought through reusable consumer items.
Having a different mother tongue is a challenge. Columnist Claudia Werker explains how you can support colleagues who have different mother tongues.
