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In a damning report on art university of applied sciences ArtEZ, the Inspectorate of Education speaks of mismanagement. There would be neglect of care for students and staff. The news leaked on Monday via newspaper NRC and the report (in Dutch) published on Tuesday confirms the allegations. The inspectorate's investigation focused, among other things, on
Education at TU Eindhoven has been resumed on Monday 20 January after the cyber attack that had started eight days earlier. The attack targeted SURF, the ICT partnership of the Dutch education sector. The attack hit TU Eindhoven hard, forcing the university to shut down all education for a week. The so-called DDoS attack was
TU Eindhoven took its network offline on Sunday due to a cyber attack. There is no Wi-Fi on the campus of the technical university for the time being, and internal systems are down as well. This Monday, all teaching at TU Eindhoven has been cancelled. The buildings remain accessible, but there is no network access.
Starting Monday, 13 January 2025, the Hambrug bridge in Delft will be closed for major maintenance. Cyclists and pedestrians will need to take alternative routes via the Sint Sebastiaansbrug or the Abtswoudsebrug during this period. The works are scheduled to last until Monday, 7 April, and travellers are advised to allow extra time for their
NAE-leden willen maatschappelijke problemen oplossen met technologische innovatie. (Foto: Asawin | pxhere) The Netherlands Academy of Engineering (NAE) brings together experts in technological sciences. Drawn from industry and research institutions, they share a passion for tackling societal challenges through technological innovation. A year after its founding, the Academy has expanded. With the appointment of 10
Anyone who takes a student into their home must be able to evict them when they sell their home. Minister Keijzer wants to make that possible by law. The government can also make hospita rental more attractive in other ways, she thinks. Housing Minister Mona Keijzer wants to encourage the comeback of the landlady with
Two Members of Parliament from the Nieuw Sociaal Contract (NSC) party are stepping down: Rosanne Hertzberger and Femke Zeedijk. Interim parliamentary leader Nicolien van Vroonhoven announced their departure following the party’s weekly meeting. The resigning MPs will return their seats to the faction. Their resignation follows last Friday's cabinet crisis, when NSC State Secretary Nora
What remains of the astrological meanings attributed to planets in the early 1900s? TU Delft researcher Bart Root will be bridging the gap between the mythological significance of planets in music and scientific research into planets at TU Delft on Saturday, 16 November 2024. His brief introduction, suitable for a broad audience, will feature musical
A judge has wiped the student debt of a woman who was the victim of identity fraud. The Minister of Education ‘stuck to a rigid stance for too long,’ according to the ruling. In 2022, several suspects were convicted of identity fraud. Using the DigiD accounts of 48 people, they applied for student finance. They