Survey on inclusive language at TU Delft Lijst Bèta wants to find out more about how students and employees experience the use of language at the university. For example, what language do you speak during an event where students and staff of different nationalities are present. Dutch or English? And should lecture…
Delta is surveying the political preferences of TU Delft students and staff as we did in 2021. Which party will you vote for in the Dutch House of Representatives elections?
Suspend work with institutions supporting the military operations in Gaza immediately. A group at TU Delft requests. On Friday, they will hold a meeting at Pulse.
Do you want to cuddle away any stress you may have during exams? Therapy dogs Norah and Teddy help students relax in the TU Delft Library. “I really needed that!”
Bob van Vliet (Mechanical Engineering) has won the first ‘Most Sustainable Teacher’ award, an award from GreenTU for teachers committed to sustainability.
Bob van Vliet wins sustainability award Bob van Vliet has won the first ‘Most Sustainable Teacher’ award, an award from GreenTU for teachers committed to sustainability. ‘Van Vliet teaches his students to think systematically about sustainability in their designs. He also uses materials with a low ecological footprint for his practicums. And…
New Chairman of the Works Council Ronald Kuil is the new Chairman of the Works Council. He was elected last week during an internal meeting. Kuil’s appointment follows the works council elections in early October. Then-chairman Menno Blaauw no longer declared himself eligible; he will retire next year. Blaauw was active in…
Firefighting course on campus Escape from a corridor full of smoke and test your security and privacy knowledge during the TU Delft Safety & Security Week. From 9 to 15 October, TU Delft is participating in the national initiative for the sixth time. This year, the main focus is on security topics…
Interest on student loans will be five times higher next year, according to calculations by newspaper Het Financieele Dagblad. The rate will increase from 0.46 to 2.55 percent. Student organisations demand an interest cap.
