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View allThe promise made by the new coalition parties to cap interest rates on student loans at 2.5 percent feels like a financial stranglehold in practice, says the National Chamber of Associations.
Humans will soon be heading back to the moon, but the launch of Artemis II, which was planned for this week, has been postponed until March due to technical problems. What makes this launch unique and why is launching so difficult? Five questions for Sebastien Welters from student rocket association DARE.
How can Delta retain its readers now that AI-generated news is becoming increasingly dominant? While awaiting legislation that protects journalistic media and technical solutions that keep AI in check, Editor in Chief Saskia Bonger is looking for answers within journalistic practice itself.
How do students use ChatGPT when writing their thesis? That question has received remarkably little attention during the assessment of study programs, according to the education assessor itself.
Higher education media are losing readers to AI, just like other news websites. Tougher legislation could be a solution, but Gouke Moes, the minister overseeing the media portfolio, isn’t prepared to back them for now. There is also no mention of this in the coalition agreement.
Jenna Pfeifer lives close to the Vondelpark in Amsterdam. Since the Vondelkerk church burned down on New Year’s Eve, she can no longer navigate by using the church spire. She was surprised by how personal the loss feels.
For the first time, a novel by Kader Abdolah is set entirely in the Netherlands, in Delft to be exact. One of the most stately buildings ever owned by TU Delft forms its decor.
TU Delft has expressed satisfaction with the new coalition agreement, which sets aside 1.5 billion euros for education. The university announced this in a press release on Friday. The umbrella organisation UNL also responded positively to the presented plans.
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