Several start-ups at YES!Delft grew from Delft Centre for Entrepreneurship’s entrepreneurship courses. Dap Hartmann believes that TU Delft needs to cherish the Centre.
Days grow shorter, nights colder, and the Dutch skies turn a stubborn shade of grey. In this shifting season, Sofía Ghigliani reflects on learning to love autumn again.
It feels great if you can choose your new housemates yourself and feel an immediate click, says Britte Bouchaut. But when there is not much choice, you get to know people who are completely different to you. It can sometimes be painful, hilarious, or completely gross. But it is always an opportunity to learn.
Alex Nedelcu is ready for a new phone and is thinking about what is more important: convenience or privacy. He realises that you need to think about this every day in the digital world.
Now that a UN committee has decided that there is genocide in Gaza, it looks like suspending Israel from academic partnerships is inevitable, says Jan van Neerven. Still, it is also important to keep the path open for reconciliation and dialogue.
Duwo proposed a new vote-in policy, but according to Mirte Brouwer, not the vote-in policy, but the lack of rooms in student houses is the real issue. And on top of that, the plan risks being the death blow for many association houses.
Birgit van Driel is concerned about the inflation of the term ‘academic freedom’ by respected organisations like the KNAW.
No dataset can ever capture the complexity of what people live. And maybe that’s the point, says Jenna Pfeifer, the mystery is what keeps us asking, looking, listening.
The printers on campus have been replaced. Dap Hartmann believes that the promised ‘better printing environment’ has not yet been realised. At least, not for the user. And a good manual is nowhere to be found.
