Katja Wijnands
managing editor
Katja is a Managing Editor for Delta and the Delft Matters alumni magazine. She studied journalism in Utrecht and worked for various professional magazines before coming to TU Delft. She enjoys polishing stories and making them easy to read, but is not afraid to take her red pen for major editing. She puts together Delta’s weekly newsletter.
Two TU Delft alumni, Charly de Wit and Lennart van Gameren, will open the Dineum, a pop-up museum for edible art in The Hague. Here you experience the works of art by eating them up during a full evening tour. Why are they doing this and what influences has TU Delft had on their plans?
While student psychologists are there to support students with individual needs, TU Delft’s preventative psychologists are there for the mental health of all students. They just started a campaign to help students reduce the time they spend on their phones: Less Phone More Fun.
Do you ever get a latte or americano from the Coffee-star? If so, the coffee you are drinking is roasted in the Hortus Botanicus. A new, bigger roaster means that Coffee-star owner Jan Willem Keus and barista Mateusz Bartosik can serve the whole campus fresh coffee.
Energetic and bursting with enthusiasm, Jackie Frew has been the driving force behind the Prometheus personnel union for 25 years. Her strength? Not only is she very creative, but she is a good organiser and organises activities down to the finest detail. “I have so many ideas. You do not want to know what my head is like.”
Are you a student who could use some support or do you feel inspired to support a fellow student who needs a helping hand? Then contact the Student Buddy Programme of TU Delft. Below, two buddy pairs describe their experiences. “It is so good to be able to talk about my problems with a fellow student.”
