‘Study debt carpet’ sold to art dealer A recent graduate has sold his graduation project to art dealers for the exact amount of his student debt. The five-meter-wide tapestry criticizes the loan system and symbolizes the stress it has caused students. The huge tapestry created by 31-year-old Mart Veldhuis is called “Own…
Postdocs skeptical about ‘recognise and reward’ PhD students and university lecturers see something in the new ‘recognize and value’, but postdocs and professors expect little from it. This is evident from a poll by news platform ScienceGuide. Researchers at universities used to be judged mainly on their publications: how many are there,…
Thousands of Architecture and the Built Environment students and staff members lost their building to a fire 15 years ago. Delta lists five frequently asked questions.
Joy and disappointment after the Student Council elections. Newcomer Dé Partij gains one seat. Lijst Bèta remains at four, while ORAS loses another seat.
The TU Delft Architecture Faculty burned down on 13 May 2008. Fifteen years later, Delta uses objects to look back. Part 2: books saved by Marcel Janssen and Hans Kaiser.
The Faculty of Architecture burned down on 13 May 2008. Fifteen years later, people at TU Delft are using objects to look back. Part 1: Franziska Bollerey’s burnt documents.
Vijftien jaar geleden brandde de faculteit Bouwkunde van de TU Delft af. Delta blikt in een podcast terug met mensen die tijdens de brand cruciale beslissingen moesten nemen.
‘Review strike’ at Oxford University lecturers in the United Kingdom have stopped reviewing work to force better working conditions. They acknowledge that some students may be delayed as a result. The British union University and College Union, which represents 70 thousand staff at 145 institutions, called on its members on April 20…
Studium Generale and Delta will hold a theater dialogue on Tuesday, May 9, about TU’s growth plans. Delta asked three panelists about their positions in advance.
Vintage kilo sale at TU festival On Saturday 13 May and Sunday 14 May, visitors to festival Maker Faire Delft can view creations by students, engineers, designers, craftspeople and artists. There will also be a ‘Throwback Classic kilo sale’ – where visitors can score vintage clothes – as well as performances, exhibitions,…
