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Campus 12 juli 2021 door Nieuwsredactie

Delta is taking a break

Universities are coming up with all kinds of plans to combat work pressure, says the Labour Inspectorate, but they will probably not help.

Education 12 juli 2021 door HOP

Work pressure at universities is still too high, says Labour Inspectorate

Assistant professor Trivik Verma worries about international students, who pay twice the tuition fee he did, for the same quality education and an uncertain future.

Opinion 09 juli 2021 door Opinion

[Letter] Our degrees don’t cost the same

Cloud formation by aircraft also contributes to climate change. This is not taken into account enough (Photo: Fr. Daniel Ciucci on Unsplash).

Science 09 juli 2021 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

‘Not even one aviation plan meets the Paris Agreement’

Ruim 20 procent van de TU-studenten zegt meer cannabis te gebruiken sinds de coronacrisis. En dat doen ze vaker alleen, blijkt uit een enquête van Delta.

Campus 08 juli 2021 door Marjolein van der Veldt

Rather a joint than a pill during lockdown

Self-tests? Students see little point in them. (Photo: Annie Spratt/Unsplash)

Education 08 juli 2021 door HOP

Voluntary self-testing doesn’t work, but crowd control does

Students partying wildly, staff hurrying back to the office. Columnist Vishal Onkhar hopes for more caution, for the sake of public well-being.

Opinion 08 juli 2021 door Vishal Onkhar

[Column] Reset to default?

PhD student Vibhas Mishra was stuck with his in-laws in India last year. Where is he now?

Science 08 juli 2021 door Annebelle de Bruijn

‘I couldn’t go to my father’s cremation’

It has been a turbulent year for the Central Student Council. It has won some issues and lost others, and says that now “Student participation is more important than ever.”

Campus 07 juli 2021 door Marjolein van der Veldt

Student Council looks back at a turbulent corona year

The Netherlands does too little research into artificial intelligence (AI), warns the Rathenau Institute. More research is also needed in the rest of Europe.

Science 07 juli 2021 door HOP

Rathenau feels more AI is a smart move