The so-called Students and Staff for safety have presented their petition by e-mail to the TU Delft’s Executive Board and Supervisory Board on Thursday afternoon, 14 March. They have collected more than 1,000 signatures under it since 5 March. In the petition, the anonymous initiators call on the TU Delft administration not to take the
An anonymous group of people from TU Delft, the Students and Staff for Safety, started a petition against the plan of the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board to bring the Inspectorate of Education to court. Delta interviewed them by email.
Kemo Agović is stepping down as director of TU Delft's Innovation & Impact Centre (I&IC). That announcement came less than a year after he took office. Why he is leaving so soon is not clear. In a short message to TU Delft employees on 28 February, Agović wrote that he wants to take his career
A group of TU Delft employees is calling on the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board in a petition not to file a lawsuit against the Inspectorate of Education.
The Inspectorate of Education’s investigative report covers transgressive behaviour and finances. While the financial management is in order, the Inspectorate still sees ‘room for improvement’.
TU Delft's Executive Board has invited all employees for a meeting on the upcoming Inspectorate of Education report. The email was sent at 9 AM on 1 March and the meeting is scheduled at 11 AM in the Green Village. The email does not say what the Executive Board has to tell the employees. There
Protect Delft’s so-called Diagoon Houses, designed by the architect and former TU Delft Professor Herman Hertzberger. The Heritage and Architecture research group at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment submitted this unique plea in a letter to the Municipality.
On 15 February, the House of Representatives will vote on the grant for students living away from home: at stake is the continuation of the extra 164 euros a month they receive at present. Meanwhile, student organisations want to see a permanent rise in the basic grant.
The Editorial Board of Delta, TU Delft's journalistic online platform, is looking for two new members: students with a heart for university journalism. The Editorial Board consists of nine members, including TU Delft students and staff and external journalism experts. We currently have vacancies for two students. The editorial board monitors the editorial and journalistic
