New party enters Student Council Dé Partij will enter the Central Student Council with one seat. This is at the expense of Oras, which drops from six to five seats. Lijst Bèta remains at four seats. This is what the central election committee reports. Oras also lost a seat last year,…
Men obtain PhDs cum laude twice as often Across all disciplines, men obtain PhDs cum laude almost twice as often as women. It also appears that male candidates are more likely to do so the more men there are on the assessment committee. This is stated in a pre-publication of a study…
Millions for TU Delft-led radar project The TU Delft-led PHARA consortium will receive millions of euros in funding from NWO. The researchers are developing a new type of radar that can observe the entire sky in a few seconds, to study how particles grow in clouds and rainfall and to observe large movements…
DWH, the Delft LGBT+ student association was flooded with messages of support after their rainbow flag was set on fire on 7 May. The suspect reported to the police.
The Inspectorate of Education’s examination into transgressive behaviour at TU Delft is in the analysis phase. The latter’s finances are also being examined.
Director leaves over ‘difference of opinion’ Communications Director Joost Ravoo is leaving TU Delft after more than four years. Reason is a ‘difference of opinion about the execution of the job with the Executive Board’. This is stated in an e-mail sent to Deans and Directors at the end of April. What…
A third party standing in the Student Council elections is a rarity. What is the drive behind Dé Partij and what do Oras and Lijst Bèta think of this new competitor?
Paul Althuis, the driving force behind valorisation at TU Delft, has reached the pensionable age but he will continue to work. We look back and to the future.
A new party has come forward for the Student Council elections of 10 and 11 May. ‘Dé Partij’ thinks the current Council is invisible and wants to change this.
