Students partying wildly, staff hurrying back to the office. Columnist Vishal Onkhar hopes for more caution, for the sake of public well-being.
Columnist Can Yildiz is happy that he can come to campus more often again. He believes that TU Delft should try to provide as much physical education possible.
Columnist Claudia Werker finds the reasoning behind the vegetarian restaurant at Architecture strange. Vegetarian restaurants are the wrong measure, she writes.
What was the impact of playing tennis on the manner in which Saurabh Varanasi dealt with the obstacles during his master’s thesis? He calls it the baby-step approach.
That the education standard was sometimes better last year was not because of fashionable digital means, but because of good teachers, writes columnist Bob van Vliet.
For as long as he remembers Vishal Onkhar has been a night owl. Nevertheless he experiences a brand new nocturnal adventure in Delft after dark one night.
Do not let students pine away in self-contained homes, but build big student houses. Columnist Can Yildiz knows from experience how enriching this is.
Ignoring gender, age and ethnicity in trials has severe consequences, Claudia Werker states. TU Delft could make a difference if it fostered an inclusive research strategy.
To cope with the abundance of web apps at TU Delft, Monique van der Veen set up a rule that any functionality she cannot intuitively figure out in one minute will be ignored.
