Start-ups get to work in Kabeldistrict The KD Lab, a business workplace for start-ups and scale-ups, has officially opened. The lab is located in a factory hall in the Cable District and offers ten to fifteen young companies space to develop and produce their ideas. In early 2021, the KD Campus,…
Campus catering reopened after one and a half years Almost one and a half years after the shutdown of the campus catering, all locations are open again according to normal hours. However, there are corona measures in place at the various locations. Wearing a face mask is mandatory and the restaurant in…
Pop-up vaccination location on campus TU Delft students and employees can be vaccinated against Covid-19 on campus without an appointment. GGD Haaglanden will be present at sports and culture centre X from Tuesday 31 August with a temporary vaccination location. An injection with Janssen or BioNTech/Pfizer can be taken without an appointment, without…
More than 20% of TU students say that they have used more cannabis since the corona crisis started. And they do so more often alone. These are the findings of a Delta survey.
It has been a turbulent year for the Central Student Council. It has won some issues and lost others, and says that now “Student participation is more important than ever.”
Generations of students in one family have studied at TU Delft. In this series we speak to grandparents, parents and children about their student time.
TU Delft alumna Cynthia Ko is challenging students to go three months without buying new clothes. The fashion detox starts on 1 July. “Swapping or thrifting is fine.”
PhD student Sjoerd Loenen made the most of the lockdown. Together with three friends he brought his childhood dream to life: he developed a card game.
The lifting of restrictions shortly means that face masks can be taken off and staff can return to campus. For students, not that much will change.
